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SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th January,
2008
No 1
Sikkim Medical Council, Gangtok
No. SMC/05/2008
Date: 8.01.2008
NOTIFICATION
As required under the provision of section 26(1) of the Sikkim Medical
Registration Act (8 of 2005), the list of supplementary Medical Practitioners is the State
of Sikkim is hereby be published as under:-
Sl. No.
Certificate
No.
Date of
Registration
Name, Father’s Name
and Address
Date of
Birth and
Sex
15.06.1962
Male
Qualification with Date &
Institute thereof.
167
0167
28.11.2007
Dr. Ritu Nath Deokota
Mr. Chandra Lal
Deokota
Lungchok Busty,
P.O. Sombaria,
West Sikkim
168
0168
28.11.2007
Dr. Yalley Dolma
Chankapa
Mr. Tamding
Tshewang Chankapa
Shenga House, C.J.
Road,
Forest Colony,
Balwakhani, Gangtok
Sikkim.
16.04.1965 M.B.B.S. 1989
Female
B.S. Medical College Bankura.
University of Calcutta.
169
0169
28.11.2007
Dr. Parvati Nandy
Dr. Deepak Nandy
“Ashray” Pearabagan,
P.O. Udayrajpur
Madhyamgram, North
24 Parganas, West
Bengal.
24.02.1970 M.B.B.S. 24th August 1994
Female
Silchar Medical College, Assam.
Gauhati University.
170
0170
28.11.2007
Dr.Sudip Dutta
Mr. Subhash Chandra
Dutta
P.O. Udayrajpur
Madhyamgram, North
24 Parganas, West
Bengal.
27.11.1971 M.B.B.S.7th Sept. 1994
Male
Silchar Medical College,
Assam.
Gauhati University.
171
0171
29.11.2007
Dr.Kipa Zangmu
Mr. Kunzang Tshering
Bhutia
24.12.1968 M.B.B.S. 1995
Female
B.S. Medical College, Bankura.
M.B.B.S.June 1987
V.S.S. Medical College,
Burla.
Sambalpur University.
Upper Tathangchen,
P.O. Raj Bhawan,
Gangtok- 737101,
East Sikkim.
172
0172
3.12.2007
Dr.Dawa Doma
Mr. Nawang Jigmee
Above`E’ Zone
Restaurant,
Lal Market Road,
Gangtok Sikkim.
1.03.1965
Female
M.B.B.S. 1990
R.G. Kar Medical College.
173
0173
3.12.2007
Dr. Kamala Pariyar
Mr. Gom Bahadur
Pariyar
P. O Timi Bazar,
South Sikkim.
11.07.1984 M.B.B.S. July 2006
Female
Shri Krishna Medical College,
Muzaffarpur.
B.B.A. Bihar University.
174
0174
17.12.2007
Dr. Dechenla Tsering
Mr. Karma Tsering
Bhutia
Pang-seb House,
Forest Colony Road,
Gangtok (Sikkim),
Pin- 737101.
16.03.1979 M.B.B.S. March 2001
Female
Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal.
Barkatullah University.
175
0175
17.12.2007
Dr. Mahuya
Chattopadhyay
Prof. Monideep
Chattopadhyay
U-50, Mahavir Vikas,
Block- HC, Sector-3,
Salt Lake City,
Kolkata- 700106.
30.10.1973 M.B.B.S. 1998
Female
Nilratan Sircar Medical College.
176
0176
17.12.2007
5.08.1973
Male
177
0177
17.12.2007
178
0178
17.12.2007
179
0179
27.12.2007
Dr. Indranil Pal
Mr. Asok Kumar Pal
Salt Lake City,
Kolkata- 700106.
Dr. Suvamoy
Chakraborty
Mr. Bimal Chandra
Chakraborty
Rail Vihar/Purbachal,
Flat No. 112,
Block No. 1,
P.O. Anandapur,
Kolkata- 700107.
Dr. Ranabir Pal
Lt. Mr. Lalit Mohan
Pal
Kanchan Jangha, 55,
Co-operative Colony,
Rahara Kolkata700118.
Dr. Dwarika Niroula
Lt. Mr. Tika Lal
Niroula
Central Pandam,
P.O. Upper Pandam,
Gangtok, Sikkim737132.
M.B.B.S. 1998
31.01.1967 M.B.B.S. 9th January 1991
Male
Silchar Medical College.
Guwahati University.
1.01.1957
Male
M.B.B.S. 1982
Medical college, Calcutta.
University of Calcutta
13.02.1968 M.B.B.S. 1994
Male
S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur.
University of Rajasthan.
180
0180
27.12.2007
181
0181
27.12.2007
182
0182
27.12.2007
183
0183
27.12.2007
184
0184
27.12.2007
185
0185
7.01.2008
Dr. Subhabrata
Sengupta
Mr. Rabindra Kumar
Sengupta
28/1B, Sri Mohan
Lane,
Kolkata- 700026
West Bengal.
Dr. Tenzing Doma
Lt. Mr. Legpal Bhutia
C/O 5th Floor,
Hotel Splendid Hills,
Nam-Nang , Gangtok,
Sikkim -737101.
Dr. Indra Lal Sharma
Lt. Mr. Dharni Dhar
Sharma
Lungchok Busty,
P.O. Sombarey,
West Sikkim.
Dr.Wangchuk Tshering
Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Tshering
Wangdi Bhutia
C/O 5th Floor,
Hotel Splendip Hills,
Nam-Nang , Gangtok,
Sikkim -737101.
Dr. Maya Silal
Lt. Mr. Man Bahadur
Silal
Zitlang Busty,
Rangpo, East Sikkim.
Dr. Jagat Prasad
Pradhan
Mr. Ujir Man Pradhan
‘Bhansari Cottage’,
Church Road, Gangtok,
Sikkim.
07.05.1974 M.B.B.S. 1999
Male
Medical College, Calcutta.
Calcutta University.
08.02.1964 M.B.B.S. 1990
Female
02.05.1955 M.B.B.S. 1980
Male
K.G. Medical College.
Lucknow University.
14.05.1963 M.B.B.S. 1989
Male
JIPMER, Pondicherry.
University of Madras.
03.02.1970 M.B.B.S. 1994
Female
07.05.1961 M.B.B.S. 1988
Male
Medical College, Aurangabad.
Marathwada University.
Dr. Bela Cintury,
Registrar/Secretary,
Sikkim Medical Council,
Gangtok.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th January,
2008
No 2
SIKKIM MEDICAL COUNCIL, GANGTOK.
No. SMC/06/2008
Date: 8.01.2008
NOTIFICATION
As required under the provision of section 3 of the Sikkim Medical Council Rule
6(1) revised final Electoral Roll in alphabetical order under clause(c) of subsection (2),
the list of all registered Medical Practitioner in the State of Sikkim is hereby be published
as under:-
Sl.
No.
Certificate
No. SMC/
Date
Of Registration
Name, Father’s Name
and Address
Date of
Birth &
Sex
01-121953
Male
Qualification with Date &
institute thereof
1
0011
25-08-2007
Dr. Abdul Hafeez Khan
Lt. Mr. Abdul Rasheed
Khan
Shanti Nagar, Singtam,
East Sikkim.
2
0307
29-05-2007
Dr. Abhijeet Kumar
Mr. Ajit Kumar
Chitranjan Seva Sadan
Gola, Hazaribag
Jharkhand- 829210.
8-10-1981
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sikkim Manipal Institute of
Medical Sciences, Gangtok.
Sikkim Manipal University of
Health, Medical & Technologica
Sciences.
3
0371
29-09-2007
Dr. Abhijit Kr. Prasad
Mr. Bijay Kr. Prasad
Nam-Nang, Post Office
Building, Gangtok737101.
7-09-1983
Male
M.B.B.S. Aug/Sept. 2006
Sciences.
4
0330
6-06-2007
7-09-1984
Male
5
0116
24-09-2007
Dr. Abhishek Pathak
Mr. Sudarshan Pathak
Lal Bazar Dharamshala
Road, Near Children
Park, Jharia, Dhanbad,
Jharkhand.
Dr. Aden Bhutia
Mr. Angi Bhutia
Yoksum Entang, District
Geyzing, West Sikkim.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 2003
Sardar Patel Medical College,
Bikaner.
6
0129
26-09-2007
09-101975
Female
Dr. Aekta Hangma Subba 22-12Mr. Ram Bahadur Subba 1981
Hotel Sai Kripa Pvt. Ltd. Female
Development Area,
M.B.B.S. 1977
Gandhi Medical College,
Bhopal.
Bhopal University.
M.B.B.S. 2006
L.L.R.M. Medical College, Meer
Ch. Charan Singh University.
7
0306
28-05-2007
8
0085
19-09-2007
9
0128
10
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Akithla Nadikpa
Mr. Rinchen Tshering
Nadikpa
Chumila Building, Opp.
Head Post Office,
P.S. Road, Gangtok
Sikkim- 737101.
28-051975
Female
M.B.B.S. 2002
O.O. Bogomolets National Medi
University, Ukraine.
National Board of Examinations
(Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare, Govt. of India)
Examination on 25th September
2005.
Dr. Amrita Gurung
Mr. Surya Bahadur
Gurung
Opp. New District Court,
Sichey, Gangtok Sikkim.
21-101973
Female
M.B.B.S. March 1996
G.R. Medical College, Gwalior
(M.P.)
Jiwaji University, Gwalior.
26-09-2007
Dr. Amrita Mangar
Mr. Bhim Raj Mangar
P.O. Central Suldung,
Via- Naya Bazar, Dist.
Gyalshing, West Sikkim737121.
01-011980
Female
M.B.B.S. Sept. 2004
S.K. Medical College,
Muzaffarpur.
B.R. Ambedkar Bihar University
0310
29-05-2007
21-081983
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
11
0315
31-05-2007
Dr. Anindita Roy
Mr. Gopinath Roy
Flat No. 504, Ganga
Appartment, Mangal
Pandey Road, Khalpara
Siliguri Dist. Darjeeling,
Pin Code 734405.
Dr. Aniruna Dey
Mr. Arun Kr. Dey
AE-54, Salt Lake City,
Kolkata- 700064,
West Bengal.
2-04-1983
Female
12
0123
24-09-2007
2-05-1980
Female
13
0356
21-07-2007
14
0092
19-09-2007
Dr. Anita Gurung
Nr. Nar Bahadur Gurng
Soreng Bazar,
Near Housing Colony,
Soreng, West Sikkim.
Dr. Anjalee Chhetri
Mr. Madan Kr. Chhetri
Ex- I.P.S. Below
Ayurvedic Hospital,
Tadong Gangtok,
Sikkim- 737102.
Dr. Anju Rai
Mr. Suren Rai
Singithang, Near Zilla
Bhawan, Blind School
Road, Namchi, South
Sikkim.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 14th Nov. 2004
Silchar Medical College &
Hospital.
Assam University, Silchar.
15
0096
19-09-2007
26-081974
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2000
Kasturba Medical College,
Mangalor.
M.A.H.E. University.
16
0086
19-09-2007
Dr. Ankur Barua
Dr. Dipak Kumar Barua
Block-EE, No. -80, Flat
No-2 A, Salt Lake City,
Sector -2, Kolkata700091,
West Bengal.
Dr. Anne Deborah Rai
Mr. Prem Kumar Rai
Khamba Lee,
Upper Sichey,
12-071971
Female
M.B.B.S. 1997
R.N. T. Medical college, Udaipu
29-031983
Female
21-011972
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. April 1998
Sri Krishan Medical College,
Muzaffarpur
B.R. Ambeddar Bihar University
17
0081
19-09-2007
18
0355
21-07-2007
19
0142
04-10-2007
20
0360
21-08-2007
21
0345
13-06-2007
22
0319
23
P.O. Gangtok,
East Sikkim.
Dr. Annie Rai
Mr. Lal Bahadur Rai
Opp.S.N.T. Workshop,
Development Area,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Anuj Sharma
Mr. Dilbagh Sharma
29-Ber Sarai, New Delhi110008.
24-071971
Female
M.B.B.S. 1996
N.R.S. Medical College.
16-011984
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
Dr. Anup Pradhan
Mr. H.R. Pradhan
Daragaon Tadong,
Gangtok, East Sikkim.
01-011972
Male
M.B.B.S. 1997
J.I.P.M.E.R. Pondicherry.
Pondicherry University.
Dr. Aparajita
Mr. Sushi Kr. Sinha
C/O Dr. Bibha Kumari
Sinha,
Lecturer’s quarter No.22,
Behind Shiv Mandir
Damuchok Muzaffarpur,
Bihar- 842001.
Dr. Aradhana Bharati
Mr. Tarani Prasad Yadav
Dysp. Ved Nagar, Plot
No.-1, Rukunpura,
Jagdeo Path Bailey Road,
Patna- 14, Bihar.
26-111978
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
20-4-1982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
31-05-2007
Dr. Archana Roy
Mr. Anand Roy
Apt. 2A, Moitree 102
Jodhpur Park, Kolkata700068.
20-111979
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
0045
30-08-2007
Dr. Arghya Mukherjee
Mr. Mrinal Kanti
Mukherjee
7/5, Jangu Doctor Lane,
Kadai, P.O. & P.S.
Berhampur,
Dist. Murshidabad,
West Bengal, Pin742101.
29-111963
Male
M.B.B.S. 1990
North Bengal Medical College.
University of North Bengal.
24
0321
1-06-2007
Dr. Arjun Khanna
Mr. Mohan Khanna
Flat No. 17, Plot No. 99
Anamika Apartment
Patparganj, Delhi110092.
22-121982
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
25
0333
6-06-2007
Dr. Arnab Choudhury
Mr. Biman Kr.
15-061982
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Choudhury
‘Pratiksha Babupara’,
Near C.I.D. Office,
Siliguri West Bengal734401.
Male
Sciences.
26
0102
24-09-2007
Dr. Aruna Pradhan
Mr. Lok Bahadur
Pradhan
Reshi Bazar, West
Sikkim.
28-111977
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2000
M.G.M. Medical College.
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya,
Indore.
27
0106
24-09-2007
27-071978
Male
M.B.B.S. 2001
0001
25-08-2007
Dr. Ashish Pradhan
Mr. Harey Ram Pradhan
Above New
Supermarket,
Development Area,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Ashoke Kr. Sengupta
Lt. Mr. Nityanada
Sengupta
B-91 Jalvayu Vihar,
Sector- 3, Salt Lake,
Kolkata- 700098
19-3-1943
Male
M.B.B.S. April, 1965
Darbhanga Medical College.
Bihar University.
29
0314
29-05-2007
25-021982
Female
30
0335
6-06-2007
Dr. Bandana Pradhan
Mr. Kedar Pradhan
Near Govt. Secondary
School Melli Bazar,
South Sikkim, Pin No.737128.
Dr. Barnini Banerjee
Mr. Tapan Kr. Banerjee
17/2/1 Danesh Seikh
Lane Howrah- 711109,
West Bengal, P.O.
Danesh Seikh Lane.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
31
0055
11-09-2007
16-111965
Male
M.B.B.S. 30th Dec. 1991
Gajra Raja Medical College,
Gwalior.
Jiwaji University.
32
0005
25-08-2007
Dr. Baroon Subba
Mr. Bhakta Bahadur
Subba
Jorethang Road,
Upper Tinzir,
Namchi Bazar,
South Sikkim.
Dr. Bela Rani Cintury
Lt. Mr. C.L. Singh
Cintury
Near T.N.S.S. School,
Jewan Theeng Marg,
Development Area,
Gangtok Sikkim-737101.
17-2-1943
Female
M.B.B.S. 1972
R.G. Kar Medical College,
Calcutta.
33
0309
29-05-2007
Dr. Bhaktishree Raha
Mr. Amal Kanti Raha
Kamakhya Colony,
Nizarapar, Guwahati,
781012, Assam.
9-12-1982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
34
0024
29-08-2007
Dr. Bhim Prasad Dhakal
Mr. Khara Nanda Dhakal
Bahai School Road,
Tadong Daragaon,
Gangtok, Sikkim, Pin
737102.
15-111958
Male
M.B.B.S. 1984
J.I.P.M.E.R, Pondicherry,
28
1-04-1983
Female
35
0084
19-09-2007
Dr. Bhola Nath Sharma
Mr. Rup Narayan Sharma
Melli Paiyong Block,
P.O. Melli,
South Sikkim, Pin737128.
Dr. Bidita Khandelwal
Mr. Ajay Kumar
Khandelwal
M/S Goodwill Pvt. Ltd.,
New Market, Gangtok
Sikkim.
17-071970
Male
M.B.B.S. 1996
G.S.V.M. Medical College.
Kanpur University.
36
0141
04-10-2007
28-021968
Female
M.B.B.S. 27th Aug. 1993
Gauhati University.
37
0158
05-10-2007
Dr. Bijendra Rai
Mr. Duryodhan Rai
P.O. Wok,
Dist. Namchi, South
Sikkim- 737126.
Dr. Bikash Pradhan
Mr. Chura Mani Pradhan
House No. C-111,
P.O. Pelling, West
Sikkim- 737113
Dr. Bikram Kishore
Kanungo
Mr. Bimbadhar Kanungo
Gundichawadi, Puri-2,
Puri Orissa- 752002
Dr. Bilal Ashhar
Mahmood Rizvi
Mr. Iqbal Mohmood
Rizvi
Ahmed Manzil, Abdul
Aziz Road, Chowk,
Lucknow- 226003, U.P.
12-071974
Male
M.B.B.S. Aug. 2000
Patliputra Medical College,
Dhanbad.
Vinoba Bhave University.
38
0059
12-09-2007
22-101968
Male
M.B.B.S. 1st Sept. 1992
Assam Medical College.
Dibrugarh University.
39
0003
25-08-2007
5-3-1947
Male
M.B.B.S. Jan. 1970
S.C.B. Medical College, Cuttack
Utkal University, Orissa.
40
0308
29-05-2007
12-081981
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
41
0028
29-08-2007
Dr. Bimal Kumar Rai
Mr. L.B. Rai
Singithang, Namchi,
South Sikkim.
13-041959
Male
M.B.B.S. Feb. 1987
V.S.S. Medical College, Burla,
Orissa,
42
0382
3-10-2007
Dr. Biplab Bhattarai
Mr. Tulsi Bhattarai
Milan More, Champasari
Siliguri, Dist. Darjeeling,
West Bengal.
7-10-1982
Male
43
0074
18-09-2007
18-011970
Male
44
0334
6-06-2007
Dr. Birendra Gurung
Mr. Mohan Gurung
Chujachen Paam,
P.S. Rongli,
East Sikkim- 737131.
Dr. Brijmohan Kr. Singh
Mr. Shiv Kr. Singh
Nagaland Pan Store,
G.S.Road, Dimapur797112, Nagaland.
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. July 1993
Pt. J.N.M. Medical College,
Raipur.
Ravishankar University.
3-04-1983
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
45
0065
12-09-2007
Dr. Buddhi Man Rai
Lt. Mr. Dil Bir Rai
Namchi, Near Old
Primary School,
South Sikkim.
24-031943
Male
M.B.B.S.Aug.1974,
Calcutta Medical College.
46
0082
19-09-2007
47
0151
04-10-2007
48
0089
19-09-2007
49
0071
17-09-2007
50
0014
27-08-2007
51
0130
26-09-2007
52
0067
12-09-2007
53
0127
26-09-2007
54
0009
25-08-2007
55
0165
23-11-2007
56
0033
30-08-2007
Dr. Chabi Lall Pradhan
Mr. Bhim Bahadur
Pradhan
Dentam, P.O. Dentam,
West Sikkim.
Dr. Chandra Binod Rai
Mr. Jas Bahadur Rai
Ganalakshita Niwas,
Near Co-operative,
Middle Sichey,
P.O. Gangtok, East
Sikkim.
Dr. Chandra Kumar
Nepal
Mr. Ram Prasad Sharma
“Panchwati”, Opposite
NHPC Guest House,
Joredhara, NH-31A,
Tadong Gangtok,
Sikkim.
Dr. Chandra Shamsher
Rai
Mr. Janga Bahadur Rai,
Kewzing Bazar,
South Sikkim.
Dr. Chandrika Chettri
Mr. Pahalman Chettri
Kazitar, Namchi, South
Sikkim.
Dr. Chedup Lepcha
Mr. Phurba Wangdi
Lepcha
Below Namdroling
Monastery, Boomtar
Namchi, South Sikkim737126.
Dr. Chinta Mani Sharma
Chandra Lal Sharma
Tadong Daragaon,
P.O. Daragaon,
Dr. Chungsang Ongmu
Bhutia
Mr. Topgyal Tsheing
Bhutia
Sangtong,
P.O. Dhajey, Ranka, East
Sikkim
Dr. Daljan Singh Hamal
Lt. Mr. Shamsher Singh
Hamal
C/O Mrs. Sarla Sharma,
H. No. 322, Sainik Busty,
Vill. Kaulagarh, P.O.
I.P.E.(ONGC),
Dehradun, Uttarakhand248195
Dr. Dasiy Rani Rasaily
Mr. Chandra Man
Rasaily
Sonam Sangderpa
Building,
Upper Arithang, Gangtok
Sikkim- 737101.
01-021969
Male
02-021960
Male
M.B.B.S. Dec. 1994
Darbhanga Medical College,
Laheriasarai.
L.N. Mithila University,
Dameshwarangar.
M.B.B.S. 1984
16-071972
Male
M.B.B.S. 1998
M.L. B. Medical College, Jhansi
Bundelkhand University.
04-111967
Male
M.B.B.S. 1994
B.R.D. Medical College.
University of Gorakhpur.
21-081955
Female
M.B.B.S. 1981
North Bengal University.
15-111980
Male
M.B.B.S. 2006
06-021969
Male
M.B.B.S. 1993
K.G.’s Medical College.
Lucknow University.
14-061981
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2004
G.R. Medical College, Gwalior
Jiwaji University.
15-131950
Male
M.B.B.S. Dec. 1976
L.L.R.M. Medical College,
Meerut,.
Meerut University.
24-031967
Female
M.B.B.S. 1993
Maulana Azad Medical College,
New Delhi.
University of Delhi.
Dr. Debya Shree Kerongi
25-06-
M.B.B.S. 18th Feb. 1988
Lt. Mr. Kul Bahadur
Kerongi
Mayal-Lee, Nam Nang
Road, P.O. Gangtok, East
Sikkim.
Dr. Deepak Sharma
Mr. Bhakti Prasad
Sharma
Rhenok Rungdong,
P.O. Rhenok,
Dist. Gangtok,
East Sikkim.
1963
Male
Gauhati University.
7-09-1970
Male
M.B.B.S. Dec. 1993
Patna Medical College Bihar, Pa
University.
57
0076
18-09-2007
58
0032
30-08-2007
Dr. Deoki Nandan Joshi
Mr. Chothmall Joshi
Dr. Joshi’s Clinic,
Lal Market Road,
Gangtok-737101.
27-111960
Male
M.B.B.S. June, 1987
Orissa.
59
0050
11-09-2007
Dr. Devi Charan Sharma
Mr. Shree Bilash Sharma
Daramdin, P.O.
Daramdin,
West Sikkim- 737126
29-261967
Male
M.B.B.S. 1991
60
0072
17-09-2007
Dr. Devi Prasad Sharma
Mr. Monorath Sharma
Medical Officer,
Dist. Hospital Singtam,
East Sikkim.
12-081969
Male
M.B.B.S. April 1993
Darbhanga Medical College
Hospital, Laheriasarai.
L.N. Mithila University
Kameshwaranagar, Darbhanga.
61
0343
7-06-2007
Dr. Dichen Doma Bhutia
Mr. Lakpa Tshering
Bhutia
Lower Arithang Road,
Gangtok Sikkim, Pin No.
737101.
18-071983
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
62
0101
24-09-2007
15-031974
Female
M.B.B.S. 2001
M.L.B. Medical College, Jhansi
63
0327
6-06-2007
Dr. Diki Bhutia
Mr. Nima Tshering
Bhutia
Laxmi Furnitur House,
Near Old T.V. Centre,
Development Area,
Dr. Dipanjana
Chakraborty
Mr. Digendra Chandra
Chakraborty
Hospital Road
Dharmanagar, North
Tripura- 799250.
14-1-1980
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
64
0390
14-11-2007
Dr. Dipesh Tiwari
Mr. Bishnu Kr. Tiwari
6th Mile Tadong, P.O.
Tadong Gangtok East
Sikkim-737102.
21-031982
Male
65
0105
24-09-2007
Dr. Doma Lachenpa
Mr. Gnedup Lachenpa
Burtuk (Swastik)
31A- NH, Gangtok
Sikkim.
06-061976
Female
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. Dec. 2000
Gwalior.
Jiwaji University.
66
0388
15-10-2007
Dr. Eshu Dolkar
Rivatsang
Mr. Bakyoe Rinpoche
Ripa Barma Monastery,
V-1, P.O. Tibetan
Settlement Kollegal
taluk,
Chamrajnagar Dist.,
Karnataka
Dr. Ganita Thapa
Lt. Mr. Padam Prasad
Thapa
Deokota Building, Lower
Arithang, Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Ghanashyam Luitel
Mr. Nidhi Lal Luitel
Tumin Namrang Busty,
P.O. Tumin School,
East Sikkim.
5-031981.
Female
Sciences.
67
0053
11-09-2007
12-081968
Female
M.B.B.S. 1992
68
0073
17-09-2007
11-031969
Male
M.B.B.S. July 1993
Sri Krishna Medical College,
Muzaffarpur.
B.R.Ambedkar Bihar University.
69
0019
27-08-2007
Dr. Govind Lama
Mr. Mitra Lall Lama
Upper Sichey Busty,
Near Tamang Gumpa,
Gangtok – 737101.
28-021957
Male
M.B.B.S. 1983
S.N. Medical College.
Agra University.
70
0004
25-08-2007
Dr. Hanuman Prasad
Marda
Mr. Indar Chand Marda
Marda Building, NHWay Deorali- 737102,
Gangtok Sikkim.
20-101946
Male
M.B.B.S. 1972
71
0347
15-06-2007
Dr. Harsh Vardhan
Mr. Amarendra Narain
Mishra
Village P.O. Paspura,
Dist- Begusarai Bihar.
23-121982
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
72
0013
27-08-2007
13-121954
Male
M.B.B.S. 1981
Calcutta National Medical Colleg
73
0323
4-06-2007
Dr. Hemendra Kumar
Chhetri
Mr. Lakhsmi Prasad
Chhetri
Opposite/Below Bahai
School, Tadong ,
Daragaon, Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Hemta Pradhan
Mr. EM Kumar Pradhan
P.O. Soreng, Singling
College Area, West
Sikkim- 737121.
28-101983
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
74
0010
25-08-2007
02-061949
Male
M.B.B.S. 1979
B.S. Medical College & Hospital
Bankura.
75
0162
16-11-2007
Dr. Hitler Pradhan
Mr. Sarbajit Pradhan
Below High Court,
31-A, National High
Way, Gangtok- 737101,
Sikkim.
Dr. Ima Pradhan
Mr. Krishna Kumar
21-061963
M.B.B.S. 1989
Pradhan
C/O Kiran Electro
Copier,
New Market, M.G. Marg,
Gangtok Sikkim737101.
Dr. Indira Chhetri
Mr. Amar Singh Chhetri
Mahendru Sadan,
Forest colony Road,
Baluwakhani, Gangtok.
Dr. Indra Lall Sharma
Mr. Punya Prasad
Sharma
Defence Auditorium
Road,
Below Gurudwara,
Upper Tadong, Gangtok
Dr. Indu Rawat
Mr. Keshar Singh Rawat
Near Sangram Bhawan,
Development Area,
Gagntok.
Dr. Jaya Limbu
Mr. Shyam Bdr. Limbu
House No-B/28(A)
Khatla Bazar Aizawh,
Mizoram- 796001.
Female
Utkal University.
19-081966
Female
M.B.B.S. January 1991
Darbhanga Medical College.
L.N. Mithila University.
18-071960
Male
M.B.B.S. 31st Dec. 1987
Gauhati Medical College, Assam
Gauhati University.
15-051966
Female
M.B.B.S. Feb. 1994
Darbhanga Medical College,
Laheriasarai.
L.N. Mithila Univesity.
5-06-1983
Female.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
76
0058
12-09-2007
77
0034
30-08-2007
78
0149
04-10-2007
0342
7-06-2007
80
0095
19-09-2007
Dr. Jayanta Hazarika
Mr. Purna Kanta
Hazarika
Vill+P.O- Samaguri,
Dist. Nagaon (Near SDO
office), Assam-786140.
21-021974
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M.B.B.S. 7th March 2000.
81
0083
19-09-2007
23-011971
Female
M.B.B.S. 1996
B.R. D. Medical College.
University of Gorakhpur.
82
0365
21-08-2007
Dr. Junita Yonzon
Mr. Nar Bahadur
Tamang
Moktan Building,
Namchi, South Sikkim.
Dr. Jyoti Saini
Mr. Amarjit Saini
124- lajpat Nagar
Jalandhar-144001
Punjab.
16-111982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
83
0144
04-10-2007
26-081963
Female
M.B.B.S. 1990
84
0114
24-09-2007
Dr. Kabita Khati
Lt. Mr. Gir Bahadur
Khati
Near Kanchan Dry
Clean,
Nam- Nang Gangtok,
East Sikkim.
Dr. Kalyan Chandra
Dahal
Mr. Kuber Sharma
Nirmal- Kalyan Niwas,
Above Convoy Ground,
Daragoan, P.O. Tadong,
01-111978
Male
M.B.B.S. 2003
Shri M.P. Shah Medical College,
Jamnagar.
Saurashtra University.
79
85
0340
6-06-2007
86
0159
25-10-2007
87
0148
04-10-2007
88
0070
12-09-2007
89
0020
90
Gangtok East Sikkim.
Dr. Kalyan Suvra Pal
Mr. Paritosh Pal
27/46 Khetra Mohan
Naskar Road Kolkata
700040.
14-101982
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
Dr. Kanti Sharma
Mr. Pahalman Chettri
Lungchok Busty,
Sombaria, West Sikkim.
29-041954
Female
M.B.B.S. 1980
Dr. Karma Tsering
Lepcha
Lt. Mr. Leythup Lepcha
Patuk Busty, P.O.
Makha, East Sikkim.
Dr. Kaushilya Pradhan
Mr. Dhan Bahadur
Shrestha
Below Tamang Gumpa,
Sichey Link Road,
Sichey Busty.
Gangtok Sikkim.
06-061961
Male
M.B.B.S. Sept. 1988
The Kasturba Medical College.
Mangalore University.
10-051973
Female
M.B.B.S. 1988
Lady Hardinge Medical College,
New Delhi.
29-08-2007
Dr. Keshav Giri
Mr. Pratap Singh Giri
Giri Bhawan, Upper
Syari, Deorali, Gangtok
Sikkim.
03-081959
Male
M.B.B.S. 1983
0131
26-09-2007
Dr. Keshree Rai
Mr. Mahesh Kumar Rai
Ghurpisey, Namchi,
South Sikkim.
31-081963
Female
M.B.B.S. Aug. 1988
Gauhati Medical College,
Guwahati.
Gauhati University
91
0370
28-09-2007
1-02-1983
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
92
0108
24-09-2007
06-081978
Male
M.B.B.S. 2002
Govt. Medical College, Kottayam
Mahatma Gandhi University.
93
0075
18-09-2007
Dr. Khaidem Tonny
Singh
Mr. Khaidem Iboyaim
Singh
Sagolband Tera Sapam
Leirak, Imphal West
Manipur,
Pin No. 795001.
Dr. Kharananda Sharma
Mr. Jaganath Sharma
Central Martam,
P.O. Bermiok, West
Sikkim, Pin- 737113.
Dr. Kingha Bhutia
Lt. Sangey Rinchen
Bhutia
Upper Arithang,
P.O. Gangtok, Sikkim.
29-051969
Male
M.B.B.S. 1995
94
0344
12-06-2007
Dr. Komal Chamaria
Mr. Kamakhya
Chamaria
48/72, West Punjabi
Bagh, New Delhi-26.
27-111982
Female.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
95
0039
30-08-2007
Dr. Krishna Bahadur
Gurung
09-021963
M.B.B.S. 31st July 1988
Assam Medical College, Dibruga
Mr. Basant Kumar
Gurung
Pachay Samsingh,
Pakyong, Esat Sikkim.
Dr. Kumar Bhandari
Mr. Tikaram Bhandari
Shammy Building,
Baluakhani, Gangtok737103.
Male
University.
15-081958
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M.B.B.S. 1981
K.G. Medical College, Lucknow
Lucknow University.
96
0017
27-08-2007
97
0358
14-08-2007
Dr. Kumar Roshan Singh
Mr. Kumar Krityanand
Singh
VII Unit Govt. quarters
(Behind Sangram Hall)
Development Area,
Gangtok Sikkim.
24-071982
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
98
0362
21-08-2007
10-031982
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
99
0337
6-06-2007
Dr. Kumar Shaleen
Lt. Mr. Upendra Narayan
Jha
Professor Colony Gate
No- 1, Tajpur Road,
Samastipur Bihar, Pin848101.
Dr. Kunal Narad
Mr. Mahendra Kr. Narad
124A/252 Govind Nagar,
Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh208006.
7-06-1983
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
100
0040
30-08-2007
13-101959
Female
M.B.B.S. March 1989
Utkal University, Orissa.
101
0161
14-11-2007
05-031982
Female
M.B.B.S. 2007
S.P. Medical College, Bikaner.
102
0111
24-09-2007
11-061978
Female
M.B.B.S. 2001
Manipal College of Medical
Sciences, Pokhara.
Kathmandu University.
103
0136
04-10-2007
10-021955
Female
M.B.B.S. 1982
104
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31-05-2007
24-021984
Female.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
105
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18-09-2007
Dr. Lalita Singhi
Mr. Chanan Mall Singhi
M.G. Marg, Gangtok,
East Sikkim.
Dr. Leezum Foning
Lepcha
Mr. Gut Lepcha
Lower Namchebong
Busty,
Pakyong, East Sikkim.
Dr. Leona Sonam Lepcha
Lt. Dr. Sonam Tshering
Lepcha
Khamba Lee, Upper
Sichey Area, Gangtok737101, Sikkim.
Dr. Lese Dolma Lepcha
Mr. Rinchen Tshering
Lepcha
Munsi Colony,
Development Area,
Gangtok Sikkim
Dr. Malvika Dubey
Mr. Rudra Mani Dubey
Ashirwad Kutir,
House No- 2, Sonaru
Path, 1st Bye lane of
Lakshmi Path Beltola
Tiniali Guwahati- 29
Assam.
Dr. Mani Gurung
Lt. Mr. Robin Gurung
Tadong Bazar,
Near Rahul Tyres,
24-071970
Female
M.B.B.S. March 1995
Andhra Medical College,
Visakhapatnam.
University of Health Sciences.
106
0313
29-05-2007
107
0311
29-05-2007
108
0363
109
Tadong- 737102,
East Sikkim
Dr. Mayurika Singh
Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh
18120 Stanley Road,
Judges ColonyAllahabad- 211002.
11-021982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
Dr. Meenakshi Dagar
Mr. Jagdish Kr. Dagar
House No. 562,
Sector-31 Gurgaon
Haryana.
29-081983
Female
21-08-2007
Dr. Meha Kantha
Mr. Krishna Kr. Kantha
105 Patliputra Colony,
Kurji Patliputra Road,
Patna-800013.
24-041983
Female
0145
04-10-2007
15-021962
Female
110
0378
1-10-2007
111
0305
28-5-2007
Dr. Melozina Leezum
Lepcha
Mr. Phurba Tshering
Lepcha
Mayal Lee,
Nam- Nang Road,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Mingyur Dicky
Lassopa
Lt. Mr. Jigmey Wangyal
Lassopa
Namchi Kazi Kothi,
Namchi South Sikkim,
Pin 737126.
Dr. Mitesh Gupta
Mr. Vinod Kr. Gupta
A-52 Shastri Nagar,
Jaipur- 302016,
Rajasthan
M.B.B.S. March 2006
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M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 1988
112
0124
24-09-2007
30-111980
Male
113
0164
23-11-2007
114
0348
19-06-2007
115
0061
12-09-2007
Dr. Mohan Thapa
Mr. Dhan Bahadur Thapa
Middle Sichey Busty,
Above Indira Byepass,
Dr. Mona Dhakal
Mr. Arvind Doshi
Tadong Dara Gaon,
Dr. Mr. Abi Manue
Sharma
Mr. Dilli Ram Sharma
Karthok Busty, P.O.
Timburbong Soreng
West Sikkim.
Dr. Namgay Bhutia
Mr. Nawang Jigmee
Bhutia
Below West Point
School,
Upeer Tathangchen,
21-071983
Female
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21-041983
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 2004
Silchar Medical College &
Hospital.
5-12-1974
Female
M.B.B.S. March 1998.
Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal
6-07-1981
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M.B.B.S. March 2006
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M.B.B.S. 1993
07-011967
Female
116
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19-09-2007
117
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04-10-2007
118
0016
27-08-2007
119
0094
19-09-2007
120
0109
24-09-2007
121
0079
18-09-2007
122
0361
21-08-2007
123
0064
12-09-2007
124
0146
04-10-2007
125
0113
24-09-2007
126
0349
19-06-2007
Dr. Namgay Donka
Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Loden Tsering
Bhutia
C/O Lakpa Restuarent,
Five Ways Road,
Deorali Bazar, Gangtok
East Sikkim
Dr. Namgay Shenga
Mr. Nimchung Shenga
Gyachen Dorji House,
Middle Sichey,
P.O. Gangtok,
Dr. Namgyal Tshering
Sherpa
Mr. Nuruk Tshering
Sherpa
Upper Sichey, Gangtok
Sikkim.
26-011972
Female
M.B.B.S. Aug. 1997
N.S.C.B. Medical College,
Jabalpur.
Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya
27-091962
Female
04-011956
Male
M.B.B.S. 1982
Madras Medical College &
Hospital.
Dr. Navajoti Bora
Lt. Mr. Rishav Chandra
Bora
House No. 26,
Bashisthapur Road No.4,
P.O. Beltola, Guwahati781028,
Assam.
Dr. Nedup Dolma Bhutia
Mr. Thupden Dorjee
Bhutia
Lamaten Busty, P.O.
Rolep, East Sikkim.
Dr. Neeti Bharadwaj
Nepal
Mr. Jaimuni Tyagi
Panchwati, Opp. NHPC
Guest House, Jordhara,
Tadong East Sikkim.
Dr. Neha Alang
Mr. Sajjan Singh
Sata Danga, Near Polo
Ground,
Burnpur- 713325,
West Bengal.
Dr. Netra Thapa
Mr. Jit Bahadur Thapa
Namchebong Block,
P. O. Pakyong,
East Sikkim-737106.
Dr. Nilima Pradhan
Mr. Hem Singh Pradhan
Hill Top Lodge, Pani
House, Gangtok, East
Sikkim.
Dr. Nim Narboo Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Lakpa Bhutia
9th Mile,
P.O. Okhrey, West
Sikkim- 737122.
Dr. Nitin Mittal
Mr. Bajrang Lal Mittal
CA-55, Saltlake City,
Sector-1, Kolkata, West
07-111972
Male
M.B.B.S. 15th Feb. 2000
Gauhati Medical College &
Hospital, Guwahati.
University of Gauhati.
11-041978
Male
M.B.B.S. 3rd Sept. 2002
22-041971
Female
M.B.B.S. 1995
L.L.R.M. Medical College.
Meerut University.
15-111982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
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M.B.B.S.
March 1993
Govt. Medical College, Bellary.
Gulbarga University.
25-101966
Male
23-101967
Female
M.B.B.S. 1994
R.G.Kar Medical College.
05-061978
Male
M.B.B.S. Oct. 2002
Indira Gandhi Medical College,
Shimla.
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M.B.B.S. March 2006
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127
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05-10-2007
128
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6-06-2007
129
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Sciences.
Dr. Nitu Rasaily
Mr. Birendra Kumar
Rasaily
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Arithang, New Church
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Dr. Nitya Nepal
Mr. Ghanshyam Sharma
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Deorali Bazar, Gangtok
16-021972
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M.B.B.S. July, 1999
Sri Krishna Medical College,
Muzaffarpur.
B. R. Ambedkar Bihar University
9-05-1984
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16-11-2007
Dr. Niyor Mukuta Das
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Bongaigaon,
Assam, Pin 783380.
21-121982
Female
0125
26-09-2007
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Mr. Zashel Chaya
C/O Col. K.B. Tamang,
Lower Shyari, Below
Military Hospital,
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M.B.B.S. 14th Nov. 2004
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Dr. Om Prakash Dhakal
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Tadong Dara Gaon,
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26-061973
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M.B.B.S. Feb. 1997
Pt. J.N.M. Medical College,
Raipur.
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12-09-2007
27-071968
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M.B.B.S. March 1994
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133
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04-10-2007
Dr. Ong Tsering Lepcha
Lt. Mr. Dawa Tsering
Lepcha.
Chanmari,
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Dr. Ongden Gyatso
Mr. Tempo Gyatso
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Rhenock, East Sikkim.
17-111962
Male
M.B.B.S. 1988
134
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29-08-2007
Dr. Padam Maya Chhetri
Lt. Mr. Amber Bahadur
Chhetri
C/O Ganesh Chhetri,
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M.B.B.S. 1986
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135
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1-10-2007
3-01-1983
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Sciences.
136
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24-09-2007
Dr. Pamu Chukey Rai
Mr. Dhan Bahadur Rai
C/O Acha Chamjola Pan
Shop, Below A.G.
Office,
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Sikkim.
Dr. Pankaj Chandra
Pradhan
Mr. Prakash Chandra
Pradhan
C/O Mrs. Yogita Rai,
15-011978
Male
M.B.B.S. 2001
Sciences, Pokhara.
137
0331
6-06-2007
138
0044
30-08-2007
139
0104
24-09-2007
140
0134
04-10-2007
141
0051
10-09-2007
142
0057
12-09-2007
143
0031
30-08-2007
144
0036
30-08-2007
145
0047
10-09-2007
146
0107
24-09-2007
147
0373
29-09-2007
Behind Old Sangram
Bhawan, Development
Area, Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Paromita Patra
Mr. Subrata Patra
Neli Sengupta Sarani,
Babupara Siliguri734404 West Bengal
(Behind Jyotsnamoyee
Girls School)
Dr. Passang Dorji
Phempunadikpa
Mr. Samzong Bhutia
P.O. Kewzing,
South Sikkim.
Dr. Passang Rai
Lt. Mr. Dhan Bahadur
Rai
C/O Acha Chamjola
Panshop, Upper Arithang
Gangtok, East Sikkim,
Pin No. 737101
Dr. Peggy Karma Dadul
Mr. Sonam Dadul
Libing House, P.O.
Dr. Pema Choki Lepcha
Mr. Chedup Tshring
Lepcha
Near A.I.R. Quarters,
Upper Arithang, Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Pema Seden Lepcha
Mr. Naksuk Lepcha
Middle Sichey Busty,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Pema Yoden Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Lhakpa Tshering
Bhutia
Below Guru Enginering
Works,
Balwakhani, Gangtok,
Sikkim.
Dr. Pempa Tshering
Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Tashi Wangdi
Bhutia
“Samdup Norbuikhang”,
Near District Court,
Upper Sichey, Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Phumzay Denzongpa
Mr. Norbu Tsering
Bhutia
Helipad, Lower Burtuk,
Gangtok.
Dr. Phurlamu Sherpa
Mr. Sangay Sherpa
Noap Goan, Pakyong,
East Sikkim.
Dr. Piyali Mondal
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FD 229. 11 No. Tank,
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24-121981
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M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
16-021965
Male
M.B.B.S. 1989
Govt. Medical College, Nagpur.
Nagpur University.
12-011976
Male
M.B.B.S. 2001
Burdwan Medical College.
The University of Burdwan.
26-081959
Female
M.B.B.S. 1987
New Delhi.
M.B. B. S. 1994
28-101968
Female
14-111967
Female
M.B.B.S. 1991
New Delhi.
14-011962
Female
M.B.B.S. 1987
22-101964
Male
M.B.B.S. 1988
Govt. Medical College Nagpur.
Nagpur University.
18-011964
Female
M.B.B.S. Sept. 1989
Rajendra Medical College.
Ranchi University.
11-051975
Female
M.B.B.S. Jan. 2001
Patna Medical College.
Patna University.
21-4-1983
Female
Sciences.
148
0377
1-10-2007
Dr. Pooja Gajmer
Mr. Dharma Bhusan
Gajmer
C/O S.K. Gajmer,
Gajmer Building
Development Area,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Pooja Rai
Mr. Sarad Kr. Rai
Soreng Bazar, West
Sikkim.
1-01-1983
Female
Sciences.
149
0326
4-06-2007
15-091983
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
0006
25-08-2007
Dr. Prabhu Narayan
Jaiswal
Lt. Mr. Raghu Nandan
Choudhary
Dara Goan, Jorthang,
P.O. Naya Bazar,
Jorthang Sikkim.
14-051946
Male
M.B.B.S. 1972
Rajendra Medical College, Ranc
Ranchi University.
151
0056
12-09-2007
29-041967
Female
M.B.B.S. 1991
New Delhi.
152
0143
04-10-2007
Dr. Prachi Renjhen
Mr. Ramesh Cheander
Ranjhen
S.D. Block- 282,
Pitampura, Delhi110088.
Dr. Pradeep Kumar Rai
Mr. Ram Bahadur Rai
Pachey Busty,
Pakyong, East Sikkim.
11-021958
Male
M.B.B.S. 1983
153
0023
29-08-2007
29-121959
Male
M.B.B.S. 1984
154
0160
25-10-2007
26-101960
Female
M.B.B.S. 1987
V.S.S. Medical College, Burla.
155
0322
4-06-2007
Dr. Prakash Kumar
Pradhan
Mr. Govind Prasad
Pradhan
Pavitra Niwas, Bodhi
Marg, Development
Area, Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Pramila Giri
Lt. Mr. U.N.Giri
Diesel Power House
Area,
Gangtok, Sikkim.
Dr. Prava Kapil
Mr. Nar Bdr. Chhetri
(kapil)
Sita Ram Shop, Tadong
Bazar, East Sikkim737102.
15-101982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
156
0098
19-09-2007
12-101975
Male
M.B.B.S. 2000
Jawaharlall Institute of
Postgraduate Medical Education
and Research.
157
0302
28-05-2007
Dr. Praveen Somani
Mr. Pannalall Somani
Somani Building,
M.G. Marg (New
Market),
P.O. Gangtok, Gangtok
Sikkim- 737101.
Dr. Prerna Chettri
Mr. Lalit Kumar Chettri
Housing Colony,
19-081983
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
150
5th Mile, Tadong Sikkim,
Pin No. 737102.
158
0097
19-09-2007
159
0359
14-08-2007
160
0090
19-09-2007
161
0042
30-08-2007
162
0103
24-09-2007
163
0062
12-09-2007
164
0112
24-09-2007
165
0037
30-08-2007
166
0087
19-09-2007
167
0138
04-10-2007
168
0154
05-10-2007
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 2000
Lady Hardinge Medical college,
New Delhi.
Dr. Priya Darshini
Pradhan
Mr. Rudra Bahadur
Pradhan
House No. 96,
NH- 31A,
S.N.O.D. Complex,
Deorali, Gangtok Sikkim
Dr. Puniya Khatiwada
Mr. Nar Bdr. Khatiwada
5th Mile Tadong, P.O.
Samdur, Gangtok,
Sikkim.
08-121975
Female
24-121981
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
Dr. Raghvendra Naragan
Mr. Ramji Singh
At- Ramgarh,
P.O. Dewan,
Dist.- Patna,
Bihar – 804452.
Dr. Raj Kumar Thapa
Mr. Bishnu Prasad Thapa
Panday Colony,
Gyalshing Bazar,
West Sikkim- 737111.
Dr. Rajani Jaiswal
Dr. Prabhu Narayan
Jaiswal
P.O. Jorethang, South
Sikkim.
Dr. Ramesh Kumar
Golwa
Mr. Gyanendra Prasad
Golwa
Lal Market Road,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Ranjeeta Khati
Mr. Rajendra Kumar
Khati
Khati Building, P.N.G.
School Road, Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Rebecca Lama
Mr. Tshering Lama
Upper Pelling, Geysing,
West Sikkim.
22-081971
Male
M.B.B.S. June 1997
Nalanda Medical College, Patna.
Magadh University.
26-121964
Male
M.B.B.S. 15th Sept. 1989
Regional Medical College, Imph
Manipur University.
17-011974
Female
M.B.B.S. 2002
A.C.P.M. Medical College, Dhul
North Maharashtra University,
Jalgaon.
20-031966
Male
M.B.B.S. 1993
V.S.S. Medical College, Burla.
19-041979
Female
M.B.B.S. Aug. 2001
Sri Krishan Medical College,
Muzaffarpur
B.R. Ambeddar Bihar University
30-111963
Female
M.B.B.S. June 1988
M.K.C.G. Medical College, Oris
Berhampur University.
Dr. Rekha
Mr. Krishnamurthy
Upadhya
Kurady, Post Hanehalli,
Udupi Taluk Cum
District,
Karnataka, Pin- 576210
Dr. Rita Gautam
Mr. Narayan Prasad
Gautam
Kirtipur, P.O. Turung.
South Sikkim.
Dr. Robina Bhandari
Mr. Yagya Nidhi
Bhandari
01-051974
Female
M.B.B.S. Sept. 1998
Bangalore Medical College.
Bangalore University.
15-041963
Female
M.B.B.S. Sept. 1991
Darbhanga Medical College
Hospital, Laheriasarai.
L.N. Mithila University.
12-091974
Female
M.B.B.S. 1999
M.L.N. Medical College.
University of Allahabad.
169
0122
24-09-2007
170
0139
04-10-2007
171
0012
25-08-2007
172
0046
10-09-2007
173
0303
28-05-2007
174
0156
175
Church Road,
Gangtok, Sikkim, Pin
No. 737101.
Dr. Roshan Tamang
Mr. Lakpa Tshering
Tamang
Dambu Dara, Namchi,
South Sikkim- 737126.
Dr. Rubi Dey
Mr. Asokendu Deb
“Green View”, No. 2
Anchal Road,
Shastri Nagar Siliguri,
West Bengal.
Dr. Rukmalal Sharma
Mr. Pashupati Sharma
Bermiok Busty,
P.O. Bermiok Bazar
01-111981
Male
M.B.B.S. 2004
Sciences, Pokhara, Nepal.
06-031970
Female
12-121953
Male
M.B.B.S. 1979
Coimbatore Medical College.
Madras University.
Dr. Ruth Yonzan
Mr. Rakam Singh
Yonzan
Upper Burtuk,
Swastik,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Sakshi Midha
Lt. Mr. Ranjan Kumar
Midha
30, Lajpat Nagar,
Maldhaiya Varanasi.
8-01-1966
Female
M.B.B.S. 1991
15-051983
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
05-10-2007
Dr. Salona Mukhia
Mr. Indra Kumar Mukhia
C/O Mr. B.B. Basnet,
DPH Colony, Gangtok,
East Sikkim.
25-081973
Female
M.B.B.S. May 1997
Govt. Medical College, Mysore.
Mysore University.
0118
24-09-2007
Dr. Sangey Pelzang
Tamang
Lower Shyari,
Below Military Hospital,
12-101979
Male
176
0068
12-09-2007
06-101966
Male
M.B.B.S. 27th Aug. 1993
177
0030
30-08-2007
01-011963
Male
M.B.B.S. 1987
178
0026
29-08-2007
Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
Prasad
Mr. Kailash Prasad
Green Medical Hall
M.G. Marg, Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Santa Singh
Ahanthem
Lt. Mr. Brajamani Singh
Ahanthem
Uripok Ahanthem Leikai,
Imphal- 795001.
Dr. Sarkey Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Tashi Bhutia
Bhutia Busty,
Namchi, South Sikkim,
P.O. Namchi, Pin
737126.
21-041954
Male
Assam Medical College,
Dibrugarh.
179
0312
29-05-2007
Dr. Satarupa Roy
27-08-
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Mr. Suhash Chandra Roy
Mother’s Nursing Home,
203 BM Road, Barabazar
Chandannagore,
Hooghly- 712136, West
Bengal
Dr. Satish Rasaily
Mr. Narendra Rasaily
Shanti Cottage,
Church Road, Near
Primula Lodge, Upper
Arithang Gangtok,
Sikkim.
Dr. Satyajit Behera
Mr. Puran Chandra
Behera
Tarapada, P.O. Badas,
P.S. Kanas, Dist. Puri,
Orissa.
Dr. Saurabh Agarwal
Dr. Ravi Agarwal
Near Eye Hospital
Malviya Road, Deoria
U.P. 274001.
1983
Female
Sciences.
05-091976
Male
M.B.B.S. Oct. 1999
S.S. Medical College, Rewa.
A.P. Singh University.
25-051978
Male
M.B.B.S. April 2001
Orissa.
5-2-1981
Male.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. Feb. 1987
Orissa.
180
0099
19-09-2007
181
0153
04-10-2007
182
0392
19-11-2007
183
0152
04-10-2007
Dr. Semsey Denzongpa
Mr. Ringzing Wangyal
Bhutia
Upper Tathangchen,
P.O. Raj Bhawan,
Gangtok.
18-031960
Female
184
0038
30-08-2007
Dr. Shanti Devi Mishra
Mr. Bhim Bahadur
Mishra
Village- Amba Busty,
P.O. Renock, East
Sikkim.
15-111962
Female
M.B.B.S. Dec. 1988
Orissa.
185
0317
31-05-2007
25-031981
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
186
0043
30-08-2007
21-061964
Female
M.B.B.S. July 1989
M.K.C.G. Medical College, Oris
Berhampur University.
187
0022
29-08-2007
Dr. Sharad Nair
Mr. Sreedharan
Seeladharan Nair
“Sreebhawan” 12th Mile
Manthuruthy, P.O.
Kottayam, District
Kerala.
Dr. Sharda Rai
Lt. Mr. Mahesh Kumar
Rai
Singithang, Near Play
Ground,
Namchi, South Sikkim.
Dr. Sharmila Ghosh
Mr. Rabindra Ghosh
C/O Mr. K.P. Khati
Sadaphal Niwas,
Development Area,
Gangtok.
18-111959
Female
M.B.B.S. 1983
K.G. Medical College, Lucknow
University of Lucknow.
188
0025
29-08-2007
Dr. Shashi Pradhan
Mr. Govind Prasad
Pradhan
Opp./ Below Bahai
School,
Daragaon Tadong,
23-111957
Female
M.B.B.S. 31st Jan. 1985
Assam Medical College,
Dibrugarh,
Gangtok Sikkim.
189
0008
25-08-2007
Dr. Shiela Pradhan
Mr. Govind Prasad
Pradhan
Above Sangram Bhawan,
Development Area,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Shilpi Roy
Lt. Mr. Ranjit Kr. Roy
Ranjit Apartment, Flat
No.202, Opp. Talapatra
Complex, Patna- 800001
Bihar.
20-031954
Female
M.B.B.S. 1977
G.S.V.M. Medical College, Kanp
Kanpur University.
190
0336
6-06-2007
13-031982
Female.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
191
0301
28-05-2007
Dr. Shruti Arora
Mr. Atam Prakash Arora
B-243, Greater Kailash- I
New Delhi- 110048.
17-031983
Female
0329
6-06-2007
Dr. Shweta Singh
Mr. Gulab Singh
Kamakhya Hindu Hotel,
Paltan Bazar, Guwahati
Assam.
11-091981
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
192
193
0060
12-09-2007
07-101964
Female
M.B.B.S. Oct. 1992
Bangalore Medical College.
Bangalore University.
194
0119
24-09-2007
Dr. Simmi Rasaily
Mr. Bhim Singh Rasaily
Makha, 10th Mile,
P.O. Makha Bazar,
East Sikkim.
Dr. Smriti Rai
Mr. Ben Singh Rai
Soreng, P.O. Soreng
Bazar,
West Sikkim.
15-061980
Female
M.B.B.S. 2003
Sciences, Pokhara, Nepal.
195
0080
18-09-2007
29-031971
Female
M.B.B.S. 1995
M.L.B. Medical College, Jhansi.
0078
18-09-2007
20-041969
Male
M.B.B.S. 1995
B.R.D. Medical College.
University of Goradhpur.
197
0018
27-08-2007
Dr. Solomit Lepcha
Lt. Mr. Phurba Tshering
Lepcha
Upper Sichey,
Below Forest Colony,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Som Nath Adhikari
Mr. Hari Prasad Adhikari
Lower Payong,
P.O. Lingee,
South Sikkim.
Dr. Somadutta Sharma
Lt. Mr. Harilal Sharma
Karmithang, Central
Pendam, P.O. Upper
Pendam, East Sikkim,
Pin- 737132.
30-091954
Male
M.B.B.S. June 1982
Osmania Medical College,
Hyderabad.
Osmania University.
198
0117
24-09-2007
Dr. Sonam Gelek
Palzang
Mr. Namkha Gyaltsen
Sonamzang House,
Sikkim State Lottery
Office Bldg.
05-021979
Male
196
199
0120
24-09-2007
200
0140
04-10-2007
201
0126
26-09-2007
202
0328
6-06-2007
203
0166
24-11-2007
204
0339
6-06-2007
205
0007
25-08-2007
206
0088
19-09-2007
207
0052
10-09-2007
208
0157
05-10-2007
209
0324
4-06-2007
Baluwakhani Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Subash Tamang
Mr. K.D. Tamang
Jorethang,
Mazi Goan,
P.O. Naya Bazar,
South Sikkim- 737121.
Dr. Subhajeet Dey
Mr. Sunil Chandra Dey
“Green View”, No. 2
Anchal Road,
Shastri Nagar Siliguri,
West Bengal.
15-071977
Male
M.B.B.S. Sept. 2003
08-101965
Male
M.B.B.S. 31st July, 1989
Dr. Sudeep Pradhan
Mr. Dilu Kumar Pradhan
Lower Arithang,
Gangtok,
East Sikkim.
22-031980
Male
M.B.B.S. 2005
Shri M.P. Shah Medical College,
Jamnagar.
Saurashtra University.
Dr. Sujata Gurung
Mr. I.B. Gurung
C/O Mrs. Urmilla
Gurung,
Rangeet Valley Hotel,
Jorethang South Sikkim.
Dr. Sushil Kumari
Tamang
Lt. Mr. Abir Man
Tamang
Singithang Busty,
Namchi, South Sikkim,
Pin No. 737116.
Dr. Sweta Sarawangi
Mr. Santosh Sarawangi
Near G.D. Industries
Jalan Nagar, P.O.
Dibrugarh Assam.
24-011982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 1991
Dr. Tapan Sarbajna
Lt. Sreemanta Sarbajna
Jorthang Road, P.O.
Namchi,
Namchi South Sikkim,
Pin No. 737126.
Dr. Tara Devi Sharma
Mr. Bhaskar Prasad
Sharma
Lt. R.N. Sharma
Building,
Sichey Busty,
Gangtok- 737101.
Dr. Tashi Doma
Lt. Mr. Kesang Bhutia
Doctor’s quarter,
High Court area,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Tashi Ongmu Bhutia
Mr. Samten Tshering
Bhutia
Sang Bazar, Sang Via
Singtam,
Pin No. 737134.
Dr. Tashi Pegey Chhopel
Mr. Tashi Chhophel
31-071952
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 17th Feb. 1976
Gauhati Medical College, Assam
Gauhati University
15-121973
Female
M.B.B.S. 1998
05-011965
Female
M.B.B.S. 1992
N.R.S. Medical College.
28-021977
Female
M.B.B.S. 2002
Burdwan Medical College.
Brudwan University.
3-05-1980
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
26-071967
Female
31-7-1980
Female
Lamsum Norkhil
Zimkhang, Kazi Road,
Gangtok- 737101.
210
0121
24-09-2007
211
0381
1-10-2007
212
0338
6-06-2007
213
0147
04-10-2007
214
0049
10-09-2007
215
0341
7-06-2007
216
0066
12-09-2007
217
0063
12-09-2007
218
0100
19-09-2007
219
0041
30-08-2007
Sciences.
Dr. Tashi Wangchuk
Bhutia
Mr. Chundi Chopel
Bhutia
P/O Rhenock Bazar,
Near Haat- Shed Area,
East Sikkim.
Dr. Tenzing Jigmee
Bhutia
Mr. Nima Thendup
Bhutia,
Chandmari Bazar,
Kidook Building, P.O.
Raj Bhawan, Gangtok
Sikkim,
Pin 737101.
Dr. Toijam Noren Singh
Mr. Toijam Achouba
Singh
Kongpal Ningthoubung
Leikei, Near T.V. Tower,
P.O. Porompat- 795010,
East Imphal, Manipur.
13-101979
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2003
Gwalior.
Jiwaji University.
29-081981
Male
Sciences.
1-01-1982
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
Dr. Tsering Laden Bhutia
Mr. Norbu Tsering
Bhutia
Near Sikkim Jewels,
Tadong Gangtok, East
Sikkim.
Dr. Tsering Peggy
Thangsapa
Mr. Dawa Tshering
Bhuita
6th Mile, Tadong,
P.O. Samdur
East Sikkim.
Dr. Tsering Yangzom
Mr. Tsering Tashi
Below Pani House, Indira
By-pass Road, Amdo
Golai, Gangtok East
Sikkim 737101.
Dr. Tseten Wangyal
Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Tenzing Bhutia
Machong Busty,
P.O. Parakha,
East Sikkim
Dr. Tshering Doma
Bhutia
Mr. Dadi Bhutia
Middle Sinchey,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Tshering Ongmu
Bhutia
Mr. Champon Bhutia
Ranipul Bazar,
P.O. Ranipul, East
Sikkim- 737135
Dr. Tsheten Namgyal
01-011964
Female
M.B.B.S. 1987
Lady Hardinge Medical College
New Delhi.
01-011966
Female
M.B.B.S. 1991
6-12-1982
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 1991
B.S. Medical College, Bankura
26-011964
Male
30-101968
Female
M.B.B. S. 30th Dec. 1992
Gwalior.
Jiwaji University.
07-031976
Female
M.B.B.S. 2001
12-01-
M.B.B.S. 28th Feb. 1989
220
0304
28-05-2007
221
0133
04-10-2007
222
0325
4-06-2007
223
0093
19-09-2007
224
0029
29-08-2007
225
0035
30-08-2007
226
0015
27-08-2007
0002
25-08-2007
227
228
229
0048
0132
10-09-2007
26-09-2007
Bhutia
Lt. Lakpa Bhutia
Upper Pelling, P.O.
Pelling, Gyalshing, West
Sikkim.
Dr. Ujjawal Pradhan
Mr. Raj Mohan Pradhan
Mazzi Goan, Jorethang,
South Sikkim.
1961
Male
18-081982
Male
Dr. Uma Pradhan
Mr. Jaidev Sharma
Telephone Exchange
Building, Deorali Bazar
Gangtok, Sikkim 737103.
Dr. Upashna Gurugn
Mr. Puran Chandra
Gurung
Gairee Gaon Tadong,
P.O. Daragaon, Gangtok
Dr. Uttam Kumar Kharka
Mr. Amber Bahadur
Kharka
Bermiok Martam, P.O.
Bermiok, West Sikkim.
Pin No. 737111.
Dr. Uttam Pradhan
Lt. Mr. Mani Ratan
Pradhan
“Ashraya” Gairi Gaon
Tadong, Gangtok
Sikkim.
Dr. Vibha Pareek
Mr. Krishna Chandra
Pareek
Dr. Joshis’ Clinic,
Lal Market Road,
Dr. Vijay Singhi
Mr. Chananmal Singhi
C/O Chotabank,
M.G. Marg (Opp. Gandhi
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Gangtok -737101.
16-121954
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. 1981
Institute of Medical Sciences.
Banaras Hindu University.
Dr. Vijayesh Kr. Tiwari
Dr. Gopi Nath Tiwari
House No. 3, Siddhidatri
Bhawan, Akashpuram,
Vistar Pilibhit, Bye Pass,
Opp. Woodrow School,
Bareilly U.P. 243006.
Dr. Wangyal Dorjee
Barfungpa
Mr. Palden Kazi
Mazong House,
Kazi Road,
Gangtok Sikkim.
Dr. Wongyal Thinlay
Bargungapa
District Hospital Road,
Gyalshing, West Sikkim.
7-08-1982
Female
09-031976
Male
M.B.B.S. March 2006
Sciences.
M.B.B.S. Dec. 1999
Guntur Medical College .
NTR University of Health
Sciences, A.P.
17-091962
Male
M.B.B.S. 1987
Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College
24-101963
Female
M.B.B.S. 25th Aug. 1987
Gandhi Medical College.
Bhopal University.
06-101954
Male
M.B.B.S. 1982
1-8-1944
Male
M.B.B.S. 1966
GVSVM Medical College, Kanp
Lucknow University.
10-091963
Male
M.B.B.s. 1991
R.N.T. Medical College, Udaipu
08-041962
Male
M.B.B.S. 1987
Aurangabad Medical College,
Maharastra.
230
0137
04-10-2007
231
0021
29-08-2007
232
0115
24-09-2007
233
0054
11-09-2007
234
0174
17.12.2007
235
0179
27.12.2007
236
0182
27.12.2007
237
0176
17.12.2007
238
0185
7.01.2008
239
0173
3.12.2007
240
0175
17.12.2007
Dr. Yanki Donka Shipmo
Mr. Phigu Tsering
Lepcha
Tathangchen,
Gangtok Sikkim- 737103
Dr. Yogesh Verma
Mr. Tek Chand Verma
Verma Building,
Opp. Private Bus Stand,
Gangtok.
Dr. Yogita Sharma
Mr. Hari Ram Sharma
D.P.H. Road,
Dr. Yudok Bhutia
Mr. Pondo Tsang Bhutia
C/O Dr. T. Yamphel
Bhutia
Gairi Gaon Tadong,
Dr. Dechenla Tsering
Mr. Karma Tsering
Bhutia
Pang-seb House,
Forest Colony Road,
Gangtok (Sikkim),
Pin- 737101.
17-081949
Female
M.B.B.S. June, 1976
Patna Medical College Hospital.
Patna University.
11-071957
Male
M.B.B.S. February 1984
30-091977
Female
17-021966
Female
M.B.B.S. 2003
New Delhi.
M.B.B.S. 1992 R.G. Kar Medica
College.
16.03.197
9
Female
M.B.B.S. March 2001
Dr. Dwarika Niroula
Lt. Mr. Tika Lal Niroula
Central Pandam,
P.O. Upper Pandam,
Lt. Mr. Dharni Dhar
Sharma
Lungchok Busty,
P.O. Sombarey,
West Sikkim.
Dr. Indranil Pal
Mr. Asok Kumar Pal
Salt Lake City,
Kolkata- 700106.
Dr. Jagat Prasad Pradhan
Mr. Ujir Man Pradhan
‘Bhansari Cottage’,
Church Road, Gangtok,
Sikkim.
Dr. Kamala Pariyar
Mr. Gom Bahadur
Pariyar
P. O Timi Bazar,
South Sikkim.
13.02.196
8
Male
M.B.B.S. 1994
02.05.195
5
Male
M.B.B.S. 1980
K.G. Medical College.
Lucknow University.
5.08.1973
Male
M.B.B.S. 1998
07.05.196
1
Male
M.B.B.S. 1988
11.07.198
4
Female
M.B.B.S. July 2006
Shri Krishna Medical College,
Muzaffarpur.
B.B.A. Bihar University.
Dr. Mahuya
Chattopadhyay
Prof. Monideep
Chattopadhyay
Salt Lake City,
Kolkata- 700106.
30.10.197
3
Female
M.B.B.S. 1998
241
0184
27.12.2007
Dr. Maya Silal
Lt. Mr. Man Bahadur
Silal
Zitlang Busty,
Rangpo, East Sikkim.
Dr. Parvati Nandy
Dr. Deepak Nandy
P.O. Udayrajpur
Madhyamgram, North 24
Parganas, West Bengal.
03.02.197
0
Female
M.B.B.S. 1994
242
0169
28.11.2007
24.02.197
0
Female
M.B.B.S. 24th August 1994
Gauhati University.
243
0178
17.12.2007
Dr. Ranabir Pal
Lt. Mr. Lalit Mohan Pal
Kanchan Jangha, 55,
Co-operative Colony,
Rahara Kolkata- 700118.
Mr. Chandra Lal Deokota
Lungchok Busty,
P.O. Sombaria,
West Sikkim
Dr. Subhabrata Sengupta
Mr. Rabindra Kumar
Sengupta
28/1B, Sri Mohan Lane,
Kolkata- 700026
West Bengal.
1.01.1957
Male
M.B.B.S. 1982
Medical college, Calcutta.
244
0167
28.11.2007
15.06.196
2
Male
M.B.B.S.June 1987
V.S.S. Medical College,
Burla.
245
0180
27.12.2007
07.05.197
4
Male
M.B.B.S. 1999
246
0177
17.12.2007
Dr. Suvamoy
Chakraborty
Mr. Bimal Chandra
Chakraborty
Rail Vihar/Purbachal,
Flat No. 112,
Block No. 1,
P.O. Anandapur,
Kolkata- 700107.
Dr. Tenzing Doma
Lt. Mr. Legpal Bhutia
C/O 5th Floor,
Nam-Nang , Gangtok,
Sikkim -737101.
Dr. Yalley Dolma
Chankapa
Mr. Tamding Tshewang
Chankapa
Shenga House, C.J.
Road,
Forest Colony,
Balwakhani, Gangtok
Sikkim.
31.01.196
7
Male
M.B.B.S. 9th January 1991
Guwahati University.
247
0181
27.12.2007
08.02.196
4
Female
M.B.B.S. 1990
248
0168
28.11.2007
16.04.196
5
Female
M.B.B.S. 1989
249
0172
3.12.2007
Dr.Dawa Doma
Mr. Nawang Jigmee
Above`E’ Zone
Restaurant,
Lal Market Road,
Gangtok Sikkim.
1.03.1965
Female
M.B.B.S. 1990
250
0171
29.11.2007
Dr.Kipa Zangmu
Mr. Kunzang Tshering
Bhutia
24.12.196
8
Female
M.B.B.S. 1995
Upper Tathangchen,
P.O. Raj Bhawan,
Gangtok- 737101,
East Sikkim.
251
0170
28.11.2007
252
0183
27.12.2007
Dr.Sudip Dutta
Mr. Subhash Chandra
Dutta
P.O. Udayrajpur
Madhyamgram, North 24
Parganas, West Bengal.
Dr.Wangchuk Tshering
Bhutia
Lt. Mr. Tshering Wangdi
Bhutia
C/O 5th Floor,
Nam-Nang , Gangtok,
Sikkim -737101.
27.11.197
1
Male
M.B.B.S.7th Sept. 1994
Silchar Medical College,
Assam.
Gauhati University.
14.05.196
3
M.B.B.S. 1989
JIPMER, Pondicherry.
Dr. Bela Cintury
Registrar/Secretary,
Gangtok.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th January,
2008
No 3
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM
HOME DEPARTMENT
No: 01 /Home/2008
Dated:
07/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government announces with profound sorrow the passing
away of the First Governor of Sikkim Late Shri B. B. Lall on the
intervening night of 5th and 6th January, 2008 at New Delhi.
As a mark of respect to Late Shri B. B. Lall, former
Governor of Sikkim, all State Government offices and Institutions
shall remain closed throughout the State of Sikkim on 7th January
2008 and seven days State mourning shall be observed from
7th to 13th January 2008 (both days inclusive). The National flag shall
be flown at half-mast on all buildings where it is flown regularly and
no official entertainment shall take place throughout the State during
the period of State mourning.
BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR.
Sd/(N. D. CHINGAPA) IAS
CHIEF SECRETARY
GOS/Home-II/87/7
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th January,
2008
No 4
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No. 02/Home/2008
Dated: 08/01/2008
In terms of clause (h) of section 2 of the Right to Information Act, 2005
and in pursuance of Order No.211/SIC/2007/7 dated 05/11/2007, the Home
Department hereby declares the following Organizations as the ‘Public
Authorities’ for the purpose of the said Act, namely: 1.
2.
3.
Sikkim House , New Delhi
State Jail
Rajya Sainik Board, Gangtok.
BY ORDER
Sd/-
(Jasbir Singh)
Principal Secretary
F. No. Gos/Home-II/2005/12
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
11th January,
2008
No 5
URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING DEPARTMENT,
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM,
GANGTOK.
No. 33/DMA/UD&HD/05/6(67)2858/UD&HD
Dated: 02.01.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 364 of the
Sikkim Municipalities Act, 2007 (5 of 2007) the State Government hereby makes the
following rules to amend the Sikkim Municipalities (Conduct of Election) Rules, 2007
namely:
Short title and 1.
Commencement
Amendment to 2.
rule 10.
Amendment of
rule 11.
3.
(1)
These rules may be called the Sikkim Municipalities
(Conduct of Election) Amendment Rules, 2007.
(2)
They shall come into force at once.
(1)
In the Sikkim Municipalities Conduct of Election Rules,
2007, (hereinafter referred to as the said rules), rule 10 shall
be renumbered as sub-rule (1) of that rule and after sub-rule
(1), as so renumbered, the following shall be inserted
namely: -
“(2)
Every claim for inclusion of name, objection to inclusion of
name or objection to particular in any entry, shall be made
in Form 2, Form 3 and Form 4 respectively as appended in
these rules.
(3)
Application for deletion of entry in electoral roll of a
particular ward shall be made by a person having his name
enrolled as a voter in the electoral roll of such ward in
Form 16.
(4)
The list of claims, the list of objections and the list of
objection to particulars in entries shall be prepared in Form
8, Form 9 and Form 10 respectively and shall be notified in
the notice board of the Municipal Electoral Registration
Officer’s office.
In the said rule, 11 shall be renumbered as sub-rule (1) of
that rule and after sub-rule(1) as so renumbered, the
following shall be inserted, namely: -
“(2) After the disposal of claim for inclusion of name or
objection to inclusion of name or objection to particular in
any entry, the electoral roll of the ward so finalized shall be
published by the Municipal Electoral Registration Officer
(MERO) under Form 15.
Omission of
Forms
4.
In the said rules Form 5, Form 6, Form 7, Form 11, Form
12, Form 13 and Form 14 shall be omitted”
Substitution
of Forms.
5.
In the said rules, for the existing Forms 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 15
and 16, the following shall be substituted, namely: “FORM 2,
FORM 3,
FORM 4,
FORM 8,
FORM 9,
FORM 10,
FORM 15 &
FORM 16”.
(TOBJOR DORJI),
SECRETARY.
FORM – 2
(See rule 10 (2))
CLAIM APPLICATION FOR INCLUSION OF NAME
To
The Municipal Electoral Registration Officer
……………………………………………
Sir,
I request that my name included in the electoral roll for the ……………………
Ward relating to Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat.
My Name (in full) ………………………………………………………………
My Father’s / Mother/s / Husband/s Name ……………………………………
Particulars of my place of residence:
House No. ………………………………………………………………………………
Street / Mohalla / Village : ……………………………………………………………..
Post Office ……………………………………………………………………………..
I hereby declare that to the best of my knowledge and belief that :(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
I am a citizen of India.
I am an ordinary resident at the address given above.
I have not applied for the inclusion of my name in the electoral roll for any
other municipal ward.
My name has not been included in the electoral roll for any ward of the
above mentioned municipality ……………………………………………
OR
That my name has been included in the electoral roll for the ……………………
ward under the address mentioned below and I request that the same may be excluded
from the electoral roll.
………………………….
Signature / thumb-impression of claimant
(full postal address).
……………………………
…………………………….
Place……………………….
Date ……………………….
I am a voter included in the electoral roll of the same part in which the claimant
has applied for inclusion viz. part No. ……………… relating to …………………. My
serial number therein is ……………….. I support this claim and countersign it.
…………………………….
Signature
(Name in full) and address
……………………………..
……………………………..
NOTICE OF HEARING OF CLAIM
To
Full Name and address of claimant / objector …………………………….
Reference / Objection No. ………………………………………………..
Your claim for the inclusion of your name in the electoral roll will be heard at
………………………. (Place) at ……………………. 0’ clock on the ……………….
Day of ………………………………………………………..200 ……………
You are requested to present personally or through your authorized agent at the
hearing with such evidence as you may like to adduce.
Signature of Municipal Electoral Registration Officer
……………………….. Ward.
Place ………………….
Date ………………….
FORM – 3
[See rule 10(2)]
OBJECTION TO INCLUSION OF NAME
To
The Municipal Electoral Registration Officer,
…………………… Ward.
Sir,
I object the inclusion of the name of …………………………………….
at serial No. ………………………. in the electoral roll ……………………….
Ward relating to Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat
for the following reasons:……………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………..
I hereby declare that the facts mentioned above are true to the best of my
knowledge and belief that my name has been included in the electoral roll for this
ward as follows:Name in full …………………………………………………………
Father’s / Mother’s / Husband’s name …………………………………
Serial No. ………………………………………………………………
No and name of the Ward ……………………….. relating to Municipal
Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat.
Signature / thumb impression of objector
(Full postal Address) ………………….
…………………………………………
Dated……………………………
I am an voter included in the same electoral roll in which the name
objected to appears viz. number and name of the ward ……………………………
……………………………….. relating to ………………………………………..
Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat. My serial number
there-in is ……………..
I support this objection and countersign it.
……………………………………
Signature / thumb-impression
(Full Post address)
……………………………………..
…………………………………….
…………………………………….
Notice.—Any person who makes a statement or declaration which is false
and which he either knows or believes to be false or does not believe to be true is
punishable in accordance with the law in force.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJECTION
To
Full Name and address of objector …………………………….
Your Objection to inclusion of name of ………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………………….
will be heard at ……………………….……………………. 0’ clock on the
……………….
day of ………………………………………………………..200 ……………
You are requested to be present personally or through your authorized agent at the
……………………….. Ward.
Place ………………….
Date ………………….
NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJECTION
To
Full Name and address of person objected to …………………………….
The objection into the inclusion / deletion of your name at the serial No. ………
……………… in the electoral roll for …………………………………………………..
Ward relating to Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat filled by
(Full name and address of objector) …..
……………………………………………………………………………………………
Will be heard at ……………………… (Place) at ……………………………………..
………………………………………. 0’ clock on the ………………………….. day
Of …………………………………… 200 ………
……………………….. Ward.
Place ………………….
Date ………………….
The grounds of objection (in brief) are:(a)
(b)
(c)
Place …………………………..
Date …………………………..
Municipal Electoral Registration Officer
………….. Ward.
FORM – 4
[See rules 10(2)]
OBJECTION TO PARTICULAR IN ANY ENTRY
To
…………………………………
Ward.
I submit that the entry relating to myself which appears at Serial No. ………….
……………………….. in the roll for ward relation to ………………………………….
Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat as
……………………………………………….. is incorrect. It should be corrected to read
as follows :…………………………………………………………………………………..
………………………………………………………………………………….
Place ……………………………
Date ……………………………
…………………………………
Signature / thumb impression
of the objector.
(Full postal address)
…………………………………..
…………………………………..
………………………………….
NOTICE OF HEARING OF AN OBJECTION TO PARTICULARS IN THE
ELECTORAL ROLL
To
Full Name and address of person objected to …………………………….
……………………………………………………………………………..
Your objection to certain particulars in the entry relating to you will be heard at
………………………. (place) at ……………………. 0’ clock on the ……………….
day of ………………………………………………………..200 ……………
Municipal Electoral Registration Officer.
……………………….. Ward.
Place ………………….
Date ………………….
FORM-8
[See rule 10 (4)]
LIST OF CLAIMS
…………………………Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat
………………………………………. Ward.
Date
of Serial No.
receipt
1
2
Name of Name of father/ Address
Claimant
husband/mother
3
4
5
Date, time and
place
of
hearing
6
FORM-9
[See rule 10 (4)]
LIST OF CLAIMS
……………………Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat
………………………………………. Ward.
Date
receipt
1
of Serial
No.
2
Full name of Particulars
objector
objected to
3
of
name Objection
brief
Sl. No. Name in full
of entry
4
5
in Date, time
and place of
hearing
6
Signature of Municipal Electoral Registration Officer.
7
FORM-10
[See rule 10 (4)]
LIST OF OBJECTION TO PARTICULARS IN ENTRIES
……………Municipal Corporation / Municipal Council / Nagar Panchayat
………………………………………. Ward.
Date
receipt
1
of Serial No.
2
Name
in Part No. Nature
full
of and
Sl. objection
elector
No.
of
objecting
entry
3
4
5
of Date, time and
place of hearing
6
Signature of Municipal Electoral Registration Officer.
FORM-15
[See rule 11 (2)]
NOTICE OF FINAL PUBLICATION OF ELECTORAL ROLL
It is hereby notified for public information that the list of amendments to the draft
electoral roll for ward No. …………. (name of ward) ……………………….. of
Municipal
Corporation
/
Municipal
Council
/
Nagar
Panchayat
………………………………………… has been prepared in accordance with the Sikkim
Municipalities (Conduct of Election) Rules, 2007 and a copy of the said electoral roll
together with the said list of amendments has been published finally.
Municipal Electoral Registration Officer.
Place ………………….
Date ………………….
FORM-16
[See rule 10 (3)]
APPLICATION FOR DELETION OF ENTRY IN ELECTORAL ROLL
To
…………………………….
………………………………
Sir,
I submit that the entry at Serial No. ……………………………… in the electoral
roll for ……………………………………………………………………………………..
(No. and name of ward and Municipality)
relating to Shri / Shrimati
…………………………………………………………Son / daughter of / wife of
…………………………………………………… requires to be deleted as the said
person is not entitled to be registered in the electoral roll for the following reasons:I hereby declare that the facts mentioned above are true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
I declare that I am a voter of this ward being enrolled at serial No. ………..
Signature / or thumb impression
Of applicant (full postal address)
…………………………………
……………………………….
Place ………………….
Date ………………….
*Strike off the inappropriate words.
Note.- Any person who makes a statement or declaration which is false which he either
knows or believe to be false or does not believe to be true is punishable in accordance
with the law in force.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
11th January,
2008
FOREST, ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT,
No. 719/PCCF/FEWMD.
Dated the 10th January, 2008.
NOTIFICATION
Whereas the State Government is committed to preserve the valuable biodiversity of the
reserved forests of the State and improve the water and soil regimes of its different
watersheds with a view to use its natural resources for its economic development;
And whereas with the aforesaid objectives in view, it was found imperative to prevent
activities inimical to forest and biodiversity conservation and accordingly the State
Government had found it expedient to close all the reserved forests of the State to
grazing;
And whereas the objective of keeping Gorucharan forests was to primarily set aside land
for the bonafide use of the residents of the adjoining village(s) for grazing of cattle and
collection of grass and tree fodder;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (a) of sub-section (2) of
section 24 of the Sikkim Forests, Water Courses and Road Reserve (Preservation and
Protection) Act, 1988, I hereby direct that all villagers are permitted to graze their cattle
in the Gorucharan forests of the State subject to the provisions of clause (a) of section 25
of the said Act.
Further, the State Government hereby directs that while taking up afforestation in
Gorucharan forests, the Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department shall
take up plantation of fodder grasses and fodder bearing trees to enhance the availability
of fodder to the adjoining village(s), with the involvement of the local Panchayats and
Joint Forest Management Committees.
( S.T.Lachungpa, IFS )
Principal CCF-cum-Secretary
Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department.
No 6
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
18th January,
2008
No 7
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING, PUBLIC
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS AND EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT
AND CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
GANGTOK – 737101
No. 170/GEN/DOP
DATED: 9.1.2008
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to sanction creation of 14 (Fourteen)
Posts of Stenographer (Grade – III) in the scale of Rs. 4300 – 125 – 6800 to be adjusted
in various Departments / Block Administrative Centers with immediate effect.
Sd/( D. Basnet ) Mrs.
JOINT SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd January,
2008
No 8
GOVERNMENT OF Sikkim
FINANCE, REVENUE & EXPENDITURE DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK – SIKKIM
NO. 267/FIN/PG/PF
Date: 17.01.2008
NOTIFICATION
In suppression of all previous Circulars on the subject, the State
Government hereby prescribes the following forms with a view to simplify
the procedure of drawal of Advance and Non-refundable Withdrawals from
the General Provident Fund Account of an employee of the state
Government as under, namely:1.
Form A – Application cum Bill Form for Refundable
withdrawal of advance from General Provident Fund.
2.
Form C – Application cum Bill Form for Non-refundable
withdrawal of advance from the General Provident Fund.
This notification shall come into force with immediate effect.
By order and in the name of the Governor.
Sd/(T. T. Dorji) IAS,
ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY,
FINANCE, REVENUE & EXPENDITURE DEPARTMENT.
FORM A
APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ADVANCE FROM PROVIDENT FUND
(Not Applicable to Officers of All India Services)
Bill No____________________
Date_______________________
Major Head 8009 State Provident Fund
01 Civil – 101 – General Provident Fund - _Temporary Advance
from GPF
1.
2.
3.
4.
Name of Subscriber:
Designation :
Office :
Account No:
Department:
5. Basic Pay: Rs.____________________only Rupees
(__________________________________)only
6. Amount of withdrawal required Rs.___________only Rupees
(__________________________)only
7. Purpose for which the withdrawal is required:
(b) Rule under which the request is covered;
8. (a) If the withdrawal is sought for House Building/repairs etc.the following
information may be
given:
(i) Location and measurement of the plot of house:
(ii) Estimate cost of purchase/construction repairs:
(b) If the withdrawal is required for education of children the following
information may be given:
(i) Name of the son/daughter:
(ii) Name of the Institution/College where studying:
(iii) Name of the course:
Class:
(c) If the withdrawal is required for medical treatment the following information
may be given;
(i) Name of the patient and relation:
(ii) Name of the Hospital/Doctor where the patient is undergoing treatment:
9. Amount of the consolidated advance and number of monthly installment in which
the consolidated
advance is proposed to be repaid in______________installments
Rs.__________________
10. Whether any withdrawal was taken for the same purpose earlier, if so indicate
the amount and the
year:
Signature of
the Applicant
Date
________________________________________________________________________
______________
Certified that the subscriber has the following balance at his credit as
on__________2007
(i)
Closing balance at the end of previous financial year 2007 Rs
____________only. Rupees
(_______________________________________________) only
(ii)
Advance/Withdrawal during the year____________
Rs.________________________) only
(iii)
Credit from. April 200
to March’
Rs
_____________________only
(iv)
Net balance at credit Rs ________________only Rupees
(__________________________
_______________________________________) only.
Signature with date
with date
Drawing and Disbursing Officer
Department
Seal with Code No.
Seal
Sanctioned vide File No._____________________________________
dated_________________
Signature
Head of the
FOR THE USE IN GENERAL PROVIDENT FUND SECTION OF FINANCE
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE DEPARTMENT)
B.R.NO._____________________
Date________________________
Certified that the above mentioned details are correct and Rs.
______________________only
(Rupees _________________________________________ only) is passed for
payment
Signature of Ledger keeper (Level I)
Entered in Expdt. Register Page No___________________ (Temp.Adv./ Non.Refundable / Final)
Pay Rs._________________________ only Rupees
(___________________________________
______________________________________________) only.
Signature of Sr. Accountant (Level II)
Signature
and Designation of
D&DO. (Level III)
Cheque No________________
Date_____________________
Voucher No_______________
Date_____________________
Signature of Cheque Writer (Level IV)
Signature
and Designation of
D&DO. (Level V)
FORM C
APPLICATION FOR NON-REFUNDABLE WITHDRAWAL FROM GENERAL
PROVIDENT FUND
(Not Applicable to Officers of All India Services)
Bill No____________________
Date__________________
Major Head Major Head 8009 State Provident Fund
01 Civil – 101 – General Provident Fund - Non Refundable
Withdrawal from GPF
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name of Subscriber:
Designation:
Department:
Office :
Account No:
Basic Pay :Rs_____________________only
(Rupees_____________________________________)only
6. (a) Date of Appointment: ________________________
(b) Date of Superannuation: ______________________
7. Amount of advance/ outstanding if any, and the purpose for which advance was
taken by then:
Advance taken Rs._______________________
8. Amount of withdrawal required Rs____________________ only
(Rupees_________________________)only
9. (a) Purpose for which the withdrawal is required:
(b) Rule under which the request is covered:
10. (a) If the withdrawal is sought for House Building/repairs etc.the following
information may be given;
(i) Location and measurement of the plot of house;
(ii) Estimate cost of purchase/construction repairs;
(b) If the withdrawal is required for education of children the following
information may be given:
(i) Name of the son/daughter:
(ii) Name of the Institution/College where studying:
(iii) Name of the course:
Class:
(c) If the withdrawal is required for medical treatment the following information
may be given:
(i) Name of the patient and relation:
(ii) Name of the Hospital/Doctor where the patient is undergoing treatment:
1. Whether any withdrawal was taken for the same purpose earlier. If so, indicate the
amount and the year: __________________________________
Signature of
the Applicant
Date.
Certified that the subscriber has the following balance at his credit as on__________2007
(ii)
Closing balance at the end of previous financial year 2007 Rs
__________________only. Rupees
(_______________________________________________) only
(ii)
Advance/Withdrawal during the year____________
Rs.________________________) only
(iii)
Credit from. April 200
to March’
Rs
___________________only
(v)
Net balance at credit Rs ________________only Rupees
(__________________________
_______________________________________) only.
Signature with date
with date
Drawing and Disbursing Officer
Department
Seal with Code No.
Sanctioned vide File No.______________________________
dated________________________
Signature
Head of the
Seal
FOR THE USE IN GENERAL PROVIDENT FUND SECTION OF FINANCE
REVENUE AND
EXPENDITURE DEPARTMENT)
B.R.NO._____________________
Date________________________
Certified that the above mentioned details are correct and Rs.
______________________only
(Rupees _________________________________________ only) is passed for
payment
Signature of Ledger keeper (Level I)
Entered in Expdt. Register Page No___________________ (Temp.Adv./ Non.Refundable / Final)
Pay Rs._________________________ only Rupees
(___________________________________
______________________________________________) only.
Signature of Sr. Accountant (Level II)
Signature
and Designation of
D&DO. (Level III)
Cheque No________________
Date_____________________
Voucher No_______________
Date_____________________
Signature of Cheque Writer (Level IV)
Signature
and Designation of
D&DO. (Level V)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
25th January,
2008
No 11
LAND REVENUE AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION NO. 2/831/LR&DMD(S)
DT: 25/1/2008
CORRIGENDUM
In the Notice Under Section 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894) issued
vide Notification No.16/831/LR&DMD(S) dated 23.05.2007 published in
Government Gazette No.219 dated 23.05.2007 and in other local papers in relation
to acquisition of land by SPDC Limited on behalf of M/S Lanco Energy Private
Limited in Sirwani and Khamdong block, East Sikkim, for the construction of 500
MW Teesta Stage-VI Hydel Project the area of Plots 253(P), 276 (P) and 277 (P)
have been nominally increased while the plots 279 (P) and 279(P)/A of Sirwani
Block have been deleted from the acquisition. Hence, the total area of the Sirwani
block may be read as 1.7660 hectare instead of 1.4320 hectare.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT,
GANGTOK.
FILE NO.831/LR&DMD(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
25th January,
2008
No 12
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT.
NOTIFICATION NO. 1/LR&DMD(S)
DATE. 23.01.2008.
NOTIFICATION
Consequent upon devolution of powers to Panchayat levels and subsequent
creation of Block Development Offices in all four districts, it is felt necessary and
expedient to re-organize its existing revenue offices for better and smooth revenue
administration. Therefore, Government of Sikkim is pleased to reorganize the following
Revenue Circles under the District & Sub-Divisional Administrative Centres as under:
(1)
Reorganization of Revenue circle for the East District.
DISTRICT EAST
Gangtok Sub-Division
REORGANIZED
CIRCLE
Duga
West Pendam
Gangtok
Tadong
Sichey Lingding
Naitam
Samdong
REVENUE BLOCK
East Pendam
Pachak
Kamarey Bhasmey
Sajong
Central Pendam
Mangthang
Sumin
Lingchey
West Pendam
Arithang Gangtok
Burtuk
Chandmari
Gnathang
Upper Tadong (Old GMC)
Tadong
Samdur
Syari
Upper
Tathangchen (Old GMC)
Tathangchen
Rongyek
Upper Sichey(Old GMC)
Sichey
Nandok
Naitam
Namong
Bhusuk
Lingzey
Assam
Raley Khese
Samdong
Kambal
Lingdok
Sang
Khamdong
Tumin
Ranka
Rumtek
DISTRICT EAST
2. Rongli Sub-Division
REORGANIZED
CIRCLE
Rongli
Subaneydara
Rhenock
Rakdong
Tintek
Navey
Shotak
Penlong
Lingdok
Namphong
Martam
Nazitam
Tirkutam
Sirwani
Sakyong
Chisopani
Tshalumthang
Phengyong
Rapdang
Byang Sang
Namgeythang
Dung Dung
Singbel
Aritar
Budang Thangsing
Beng
Khamdong
Tumin
Simik
Lingzey
Patuk
Chadey
Sangtong
Ranka
Barbing
Lingdum
Luing
Perbing
Reybrok
Rey Mindu
Chinzey
Rawtey Rumtek
Sazong Rumtek
Marchak
Namin
Namli
Tumlabung
Chuba
REVENUE BLOCK
Rolep
Lamaten
Chujachen
Rongli Bazar,
Changeylakha
Dalapchand
South Regu,
North Regu
Subaneydara
Singanebas,
Premlakha
Lingtam
Phadamchen
Rhenock Bazar
Rhenock
Tarpin
Mulukey
Sudunglakha
Aritar
DISTRICT EAST
3. Pakyong
Sub-Division
REORGANIZED
CIRCLE
Bering
Machong
Pakyong
Dikling (New)
Taza (New)
Chagey Senti
(2)
REVENUE BLOCK
Bering
Tareythang
Linkey
Latuk
Chochenpheri
Machong
Parakha
Riwa
Thekabong
Pakyong Bazar
Kartok
Namcheybong
Pachey
Dikling
Dikling-Pacheykhani
Lossing
Pacheykhani
Chalamthang
Taza
Amba
Changey Senti
Aho
Yangtam
Reorganization of Revenue Circle for the West District.
DISTRICT WEST
Gyalshing
Sub-Division
Reorganized Revenue
Circle
Gerethang
Thingling
Dhupidara
Tashiding
Darap
Revenue Block
Arithang
Chongrong
Gerethang
Labing
Yuksom
Dubdi
Thingling-I
Thingling-II
Tsozo
Khechodpalri
Melli
Melli Aching
Singlitam
Timbrong
Topung
Mangnam
Narkhola
Dhupidara
Labdang
Kongri
Tashidang
Lasso
Gangyap
Sindrangpong
Nambu
Darap
Sindrang
Singyang
Naku
Chumbong
Gyalshing
Lingchom
Gyaten
Dentam
Radhu Khandu
Bermiok
Soreng
Sub-Division
Rinchenpong
Kaluk
Mangalbaria
Kamling
Arubotey
Chakung
Zoom
Soreng
Yangtey
Umlok
Bhaluthang
Gyalshing
Omchung
Kyongsa
Yangthang
Linchom
Tikjya
Lungzik
Sardong
Bongten
Srinagi
Sapong
Liching
Karmatar
Gyaten
Maneybong
Sopakha
Begha
Mangmoo
Dentam
Sangkhu
Radu Khandu
Hee
Hee Patal
Pechrek
Martam
Bermiok
Berthang
Chingthang
Berfok
Meyong
Megyong
Sangadorji
Zeel
Hathidunga
Tadong
Rinchenpong
Boom
Reshi
Bara Samdong
Sribadam
Deythang
Pareng-gaon
Takuthang
Chuchen
Tinzerbong
Suldong
Kamling
Mabong
Segeng
Khanisherbong
Suntaley
Chotasamdong
Arubotey
Gelling
Samsing
Chakung
Mendogaon
Chumbong
Zoom
Malbasey
Soreng
Dodak
Sombaria
Okhrey
(3)
Singling
Timberbong
Tharpu
Dodak
Karthok
Buriakhop
Rumbuk
Buriakhop
(Rumbuk)
Upper Phambong
Lower Phambong
Dhallam
(Daramdin)
Lungchok
Salangdang
Siktam
Tikpur
Okhrey
Ribdi
Bhareng
Reorganization of Revenue Circle for the South District.
DISTRICT SOUTH
Reorganized Revenue
Circle
Revenue Block
Namchi
Sub-Division
Wak
Tingrithang
Pabong
Pakjer
Wak
Omchu
Chumlok
Sanganath
Tinkitam
Rayong
Tingmo
Lamating
Mangbrue
Hingdam
Ben
Deu
Namprik
Tarku
Tanak
Damthang
Jaubari
Chemchey
Temi
Aifaltar
Gangchung
Daring
Namphing
Reshep
Pabung (Gangchung)
Tshalamthang
Bermiok
Thangsing
Tokdey
Tokal
Burul
Rameng
Nizarameng
Tinkitam
Tarku
Damthang
Bermiok Tokal
Rameng
Sadam
Melli Dara
Sumbuk
Rong
Boomtar
Kitam
Salghari
Poklok
Namthang
Turung
Maniram
Sadam
Suntaley
Sukrabarey
Rabitar
Melli Dara
Paiyong
Kerabari
Melli
Turuk
Ramabung
Panchgharey
Sumbuk
Kartikey
Suntaley
Lungchok
Kamaray
Rong
Bul
Singtam
Palum
Singithang
Boomtar
Gumpa Ghurpisey
Namchi Bazar
Kamrang
Mamley
Tinzir
Mickhola
Kitam
Kopchey
Manpur
Sorok
Syampani
Gom
Salghari
Dorop
Dhargaon
Jorethang Bazar
Tinik
Chisopani
Assangthang
Sangbung
Poklok
Denchung
Perbing
Phong
Chuba
Karek
Maney Dara
Nalam Kolbong
Kabrey
Kanamtek
Nagi
Palitam
Kateng Bokrong
Pamphok
Turung
Mamring
Donok
Tangzi
Bikmat
Rabikhola
Rateypani
Passi
Maniram
Phalidara
Salleybong
Ravangla
Sub-Division
Ralong
Rabong
Kewzing
Yangyang
Lingi
Lingmo
(4)
Ralong
Namlung
Lingding
Borong
Phamtam
Polok
Sada
Rabong
Sangmo
Rabong Bazar
Berfung
Jarrong
Deythang
Legship
Kewzing
Bakhim
Lingzo
Dalep
Sripatam
Gagyong
Namphok
Yangyang
Rangang
Satam
Lingi
Sokpay
Upper Paiyong
Lower Paiyong
Kau
Lingmo
Pepthang
Kolthang
Mangzing
Niya Brom
Tokdey
Reorganization of Revenue Circle for the North District.
DISTRICT NORTH
Mangan
Sub-Division
REORGANIZED CIRCLE
Phensong
Namok/Lungchok
Singhik-Mangan
REVENUE BLOCK
Kabi
Tingda
Pani Phensong
Labi
G.Phensong
Menrongong
Phamtam
Chawang
Tumlong
Phodong
Rongong
Ramthang
Tanek
Swyam
Namok
Upper Mangshilla
Lower Mangshilla
Tingchim
Zimchung
Nampatam
Passingdong
Hee-Gyathang
Gor
Chungthang
Sub-Division
Chungthang
Ringhim
Singhik
Kazor
Pakshep
Sentam
Singchit
Meyong
Salim-Pakyel
Lingthem
Lingdem
Tingvong
Pentong
Lingzya
Lingdong
Barfok
Hee-Gyathang
Goan-Sangdong
Gor
Sangtok Sakyong
Lum
Naga
Toong
Chungthang
Lachung
Lachen
Shipgyer
(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM, GANGTOK.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th January,
2008
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 01/LD/RC/2008
Date: 25.01.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Notification of the Ministry of Law and Justice (Legislative Department)
published in the Extraordinary Gazette of India, Part II, Section 1 dated 27th October,
2007 is hereby republished for general information:THE PAYMENT OF BONUS (AMENDMENT) ORDINANCE, 2007
No. 8 of 2007
Promulgated by the President in the Fifty-eighth Year of the Republic of India.
An Ordinance further to amend the Payment of Bonus Act, 1965.
Whereas Parliament is not in session and the President is satisfied that circumstances
exist which render it necessary for her to taker immediate action;
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of article 123 of the
Constitution, the President is pleased to promulgate the following Ordinance:Short title
1. (1) This Ordinance may be called the Payment of Bonus
(Amendment) Ordinance,
and commencement
2007.
(2) It shall be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day of
April, 2006.
Amendment of
referred to as the
Section 2
and five
2.
In section 2 of the Payment of Bonus Act, 1965 (herein
Principal Act), in clause (13), for the words “three thousand
hundred rupees”, the words “ten thousand rupees” shall be
substituted.
Amendment of
Section 12
and five
3. In section 12 of the principal Act, for the words “two thousand
hundred rupees”, in both the places where they occur, the
words “three
thousand and five hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
Amendment of
Section 32
4. In section 32 of the principal Act, clause (vi) shall be omitted.
PRATIBHA DEVISINGH PATIL,
President
K.N. CHATURVEDI,
Secy. to the Govt. of India
R.K. PURKAYASTHA (SSJS)
LR-cum-Secretary
No 13
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th January,
2008
No 14
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Date: 24th January
No. 2/LD/RC/2008
2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Ordinance promulgated by the President on the 14th day of January, 2008
and published in the Gazette of India Extraordinary, Part II, Section 1 dated 14.01.2008 is
hereby republished for general information:
THE DELIMITATION (AMENDMENT) ORDINANCE, 2008
No. 1 of 2008
Promulgated by the President in the Fifty-eighth year of Republic of India.
An Ordinance further to amend the Delimitation Act, 2002.
WHEREAS Parliament is not in session and the President is satisfied that circumstances
exist which render it necessary for her to take immediate action;
NOW, THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of article 123 of
the Constitution, the President is pleased to promulgate the following Ordinance:Short title and
Ordinance, 2008.
commencement
1.
(1) This ordinance may be called the Delimitation (Amendment)
(2) It shall come into force at once.
2.
Amendment of
the principal Act),Section 10
33 of 2002
In section 10 of the Delimitation Act, 2002 (herein referred to as
(i) in sub-section (4), the following proviso shall be inserted, namely:“Provided that nothing in this sub-section shall apply to the
delimitation orders published in relation to the State of
Jharkhand”;
(ii) in sub-section (6), for the words “within two years of the constitution
of the
Commission”, the words “within a period not later than 31st day of July,
2008” shall be
Insertion of new
inserted, namely:sections 10A and
and 9, if the
10B
of India is
3.
substituted.
After section 10 of the principal Act, the following sections shall be
“10A. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in sections 4,8
President is satisfied that a situation has arisen whereby the unity and integrity
threatened or there is a serious threat to the peace and public order, he may, by
order, defer
the delimitation exercise in the State.
(2) Every order made under this section shall be laid
before each
Delimitation
Commission’s
of
order with
section vide order
House of Parliament.
10B. Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (2) of section
10, the final orders relating to readjustment of number of seats and delimitation
constituencies in respect of the State of Jharkhand published under the said
respect to the
O.N. 63 (E), dated 30th April, 2007 and O.N. 110(E), dated 17th August, 2007
shall have no legal
State of Jharkhand
effect and the delimitation of the constituencies as it stood before the
publication of the said
not to have any
order shall continue to be in force until the year 2026 in relation to every
election to the
legal effect
House of the People or to the Legislative Assembly, as the case may be, held
after the
commencement of the Delimitation (Amendment) Ordinance, 2008”.
PRATIBHA DEVSINGH PATIL,
President
K.D. SINGH,
Secy to the Govt. of India
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th January,
2008
No 15
SIKKIM LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT
NAM NANG, GANGTOK
NO. 154/2007-2008/SLAS/L&PA
Dated: 17/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Order No. SKM/GOV/72/2008 dated 02nd January, 2008 made by
the Governor of Sikkim is hereby circulated the information.
“In exercise of the powers conferred on me by Article 174 (2) (a) of the
Constitution of India, I Sudarshan Agarwal, Governor of Sikkim, hereby prorogue the
Sikkim Legislative Assembly which was summoned to meet on 6th September, 2007.
(Sudarshan Agarwal)
Governor of Sikkim
(B. K. Kharel) IAS
Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th January,
2008
SIKKIM INFORMATION COMMISSION
LOWER SECRETARIAT
GANGTOK – 737101
No. 286 /SIC/2008
Gangtok, dated: 25th January, 2008
NOTIFICATION
THE SIKKIM INFORMATION COMMISSION (MANAGEMENT)
REGULATIONS, 2008
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 15(4) of the Right to
Information Act, 2005 (Act 22 of 2005) and all other provisions in the Act
enabling in this behalf, the Chief Information Commissioner hereby makes
the following Regulations for management of the affairs of the Sikkim
Information Commission so as to enable it to function effectively.
Chapter-I:
Short Title and Commencement:(i) These Regulations may be called “The Sikkim Information Commission
(Management) Regulations, 2008.
(ii) They shall come into force with effect from such date as the Chief
Information Commissioner may by order specify.
(iii) Appeals and Complaints which have already been filed before the date
of commencement of these Regulations and have been found in order and
are already registered before this date will be proceeded with as before and
shall not abate for any infirmity therein.
2. Definitions:- In these Regulations unless the context otherwise requires, (a) “Act” means the Right to Information Act, 2005 (Act 22 of 2005);
(b) “Appellant” includes a complainant.
(c) “Commission” means the Sikkim Information Commission;
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(d) “Chief Information Commissioner” means the Chief Information
Commissioner appointed under the Act.
(e) “SPIO” means an officer designated by a public authority under Section
5(1) of the Act and includes an Assistant SPIO so designated or notified
under Section 5(2) of the Act and it also includes —
(i) an officer to whom an application submitted under the Right to
Information Act seeking certain information is transferred under Section
5(4) of the Act; and
(ii) any officer to whom the request for information from an applicant is
submitted by the SPIO either for approval or for orders or for disposal; and
(iii) the Head of the public authority in case no SPIO/PIO is appointed or
notified;
(f) “Decision” includes an order, direction or determination of an issue.
(g) “First Appellate Authority” means an authority so appointed or notified
by the public authority under the Act and includes a head of the office or the
head of the public authority if no first appellate authority is appointed or
notified.
(h) “Information Commissioner” means an Information Commissioner
appointed under the Act and a “Designated Commissioner” means an
Information
Commissioner
designated
by
the
Chief
Information
Commissioner to deal with appeals or complaints assigned to him by a
general or special order.
(i) “Prescribed” means prescribed by or under the Act or under the Rules or
Regulations.
(j) “Records” mean the aggregate of papers relating to an appeal or
complaint
including
pleadings,
rejoinders,
comments,
proceedings,
documentary or oral evidence, decision, orders and all other documents filed
with or annexed to an appeal or complaint or submitted subsequently in
connection with such appeal or complaint.
(k) “Registry” means the Registry of the Commission comprising the
Registrar, Additional Registrar, Joint Registrar, Deputy Registrar or
Assistant Registrar.
(l) “Registrar” means the Registrar of the Commission and unless the
context otherwise requires includes an Additional Registrar, a Joint
Registrar, a Deputy Registrar or an Assistant Registrar.
(m) “Regulation” means Regulation framed herein;
(n) “Representative” means a person duly authorized by or on behalf of any
of the parties to the proceedings and may include a Legal Practitioner.
(o) “Respondent” includes a third party or a party impleaded by the
Commission.
(p) “Rules” mean the Rules framed by the State Government under section
27 and by the Speaker of the Sikkim Legislative Assembly and the Chief
Justice of the High Court of Sikkim under section 28 of the Act
(r) “Section” means section of the Act;
(s) Words and expressions used herein but not defined shall have the
meaning assigned to them in the Act or in the Rules.
CHAPTER-II:
Officers of the Commission and their functions
3. Appointment of Registrar:- The Commission may designate one or
more of its officers in the Commission to function as Registrar of the
Commission. It may also designate other officers of the Commission to act
as Additional Registrar, Joint Registrar, Deputy Registrar or Assistant
Registrar and provide other staff that may be necessary to assist the
Registrars in the performance of their duties and responsibilities.
4. Powers and functions of the Registrar:(i) The Registrar shall be the Chief Executive of the Commission on the
judicial side. Any communication addressed to him will be deemed to be
addressed to the Commission and the Commission will be represented by
him in all judicial matters.
(ii) The Registrar shall discharge his functions under the control and
superintendence of the Chief Information Commissioner.
(iii) All records of the Commission shall be in the custody of the Registrar.
(iv) The Official Seal of the Commission shall be kept in the custody of the
Registrar.
(v) Subject to any general or special directions of the Chief Information
Commissioner, the Official Seal of the Commission shall be affixed to any
order, summons or other process under the authority of the Registrar.
(vi) The Official Seal of the Commission shall not be affixed to any certified
copy issued by the Commission save under the authority of the Registrar.
(vii) The office of the Registrar shall receive all applications, appeals,
complaints, counter statements, replies and other documents.
(viii) The Registrar shall decide all questions arising out of the scrutiny of
the appeals and complaints before these are registered.
(ix) The Registrar may require any application, appeal, counter statement,
replies presented to the Commission to be amended in accordance with these
Regulations and direct any formal amendment of such records.
(x) The Registrar shall fix the date of hearing of appeal, complaint or other
proceedings and shall prepare and notify in advance a cause list in respect of
the cases listed for hearing.
(xi) The Registrar will decide questions relating to extension of time in
respect of filing of counter statement, reply, rejoinder, etc.
(xii) The Registrar may, on payment of a fee prescribed for the purpose,
grant leave to a party to the proceedings to inspect the record of the
Commission under supervision and in presence of an officer of the
Commission.
(xiii) Copies of documents authenticated or certified shall be provided to the
parties to the proceedings under the authority of the Registrar.
(xiv) The Registrar shall communicate the decisions, orders or directions of
the Commission to the concerned person/persons, and all such
communications signed or authenticated by the Registrar or under his
authority shall be deemed to be the communication from the Commission.
(xv) The Registrar shall be responsible for ensuring compliance of the
orders, directions or decisions passed by the Commission and to take all
necessary steps in this regard.
(xvi) The Registrar shall ensure that decency, decorum and order is
maintained during hearing of an appeal, complaint or any other proceedings
maintained and shall take all necessary steps in this regard.
(xviii) The Registrar shall exercise all such powers and discharge all such
functions as are assigned to him by these Regulations or by the Chief
Information Commissioner from time to time.
(xix) The Registrar shall assist all Information Commissioners in discharge
of their functions.
(xx) The Additional Registrar shall have all the powers conferred on a
Registrar and will exercise all the functions of the Registrar under his
guidance.
(xxi) The Registrar may with the approval of the Chief Information
Commissioner delegate to a Joint Registrar, Deputy Registrar or Assistant
Registrar any function required to be performed under these Regulations.
Chapter III:
Working Hours and sittings.
5. Subject to any order by the Chief Information Commissioner, the office of
the Commission will be open on all working days from 10:00 AM to 4:00
PM and follow the almanac of the State Government.
CHAPTER – IV:
Registration, Abatement or Return of Appeal.
7. Appeal or complaint etc. to be in writing:- Every appeal, complaint,
application, statement, rejoinder, reply or any other document filed before
the Commission shall be typed, printed or written neatly and legibly and in
double line spacing and the language used therein shall be formal and
civilised and should not be in any way indecent or abusive. The appeal,
complaint or an application shall be presented in at least two sets in a paperbook form
8. Contents of appeal or complaint:- (1) An appeal or a complaint to the
Commission shall contain the following information, namely:-
(i) name, address and other particulars of the appellant or complainant, as
the case may be;
(ii) name and address of the State Public Information Officer (SPIO) or the
State Assistant Public Information Officer (SAPIO) against whom a
complaint is made under Section 18 of the Act, and the name and address of
the First Appellate Authority before whom the first appeal was preferred
under Section 19(1) of the Act.
(iii) particulars of the decision or order, if any, including its number and the
date it was pronounced, against which the appeal is preferred;
(iv) brief facts leading to the appeal or the complaint;
(v) if the appeal or complaint is preferred against refusal or deemed refusal
of the information, the particulars of the application, including number and
date and name and address of the State Public Information Officer to whom
the application was made and name and address of the First Appellate
Authority before whom the appeal was filed;
(vi) prayer or relief sought;
(vii) grounds for the prayer or relief;
(viii) verification by the appellant or the complainant, as the case may be;
and
(ix) any other information which may be deemed as necessary and helpful
for the Commission to decide the appeal or complaint.
(2) The contents of the complaint shall be in the same form as prescribed for
the appeal with such changes as may be deemed necessary or appropriate.
9. Documents to accompany appeal or complaint:Every appeal or complaint made to the Commission shall be accompanied
by self attested copies/photo copies of the following documents, namely:(i) The RTI application submitted before the SPIO along with documentary
proof as regards payment of fee under the RTI Act;
(ii) The order, or decision or response, if any, from the SPIO to whom the
application under the RTI Act was submitted.
(iii) The First appeal submitted before the First Appellate Authority with
documentary proof of filing the First Appeal.
(iv) The Orders or decision or response, if any, from the First Appellate
Authority against which the appeal or complaint is being preferred;
(v) The documents relied upon and referred to in the appeal or complaint;
10. Presentation and scrutiny of appeal or complaint:(i) The Registrar shall receive any appeal or complaint petition addressed to
the Commission and ensure that
(a) the appeal or the complaint, as the case may be, is submitted in
prescribed format;
(b) that all its contents are duly verified by the appellant or the complainant,
as the case may be;
(c) that the appeal or the complaint is in accordance with the Regulations.
(ii) The Registrar shall also ensure that the appeal or the complaint petition
contains copies of all required documents such as
(i) RTI application
(ii) Receipt of the RTI Application
(iii) Proof in regard to payment of fee/cost, if any;
(iv) Decision/reply etc. from the SPIO, if any;
(v) Appeal to the 1st Appellate Authority;
(vi) Decision of the 1st Appellate Authority, if any.
(iii) The Registrar shall scrutinize every appeal/complaint received and will
ensure —
(a) that the appeal or the complaint petition is duly verified and required
number of copies are submitted;
(b) That all the documents annexed are duly paginated and attested by the
appellant or the complainant.
(c) That the copies of the documents filed and submitted are clear, distinct
and legible;
(iv) That the Registrar will return any such appeal or the complaint if it does
not meet the requirement or conform to the standard as set out above and
permit its resubmission in proper form.
(v) The Registrar may reject any such appeal or complaint petition —
(a) if it is time-barred; or
(b) if it is otherwise inadmissible; or
(c) if it is not in accordance with these Regulations.
Provided that no such appeal or complaint petition shall be rejected by the
Registrar unless the concerned appellant or the complainant is given an
opportunity of being heard. The decision of the Registrar in regard to the
issue of maintainability of an appeal or a complaint shall be final.
(vi) All appeals and complaints not rejected or returned as above and found
in order shall be registered and a specific number will be allocated.
(vii) The Registrar or any other officer authorized by the Commission shall
endorse on every appeal or complaint the date on which it is presented.
(viii) The appeals and complaints shall bear separate serial numbers so that
they can be easily identified under separate heads.
(ix) If any appeal or complaint is found to be defective and the defect
noticed is formal in nature, the Registrar may allow the appellant or
complainant to rectify the same in his presence or may allow two weeks time
to rectify the defect. If the appeal or complaint has been received by post and
found to be defective, the Registrar may communicate the defect(s) to the
appellant or complainant and allow him three weeks time from the date of
receipt of communication from the Registrar to rectify the defects.
(x) If the appellant or complainant fails to rectify the defects within the time
allowed in clause (ix) above, the appeal or complaint shall be deemed to
have been withdrawn.
(xi) An appeal or complaint which is not in order and is found to be
defective or is not as per prescribed format is liable to be rejected. Provided
that the Registrar may, at his discretion, allow an appellant or complainant to
file a fresh appeal or complaint in proper form.
11. Filing of Counter Statement by the State Public Information Officer
or the First Appellate Authority:- After receipt of a copy of the appeal or
complaint, the State Public Information Officer or the First Appellate
Authority or the Public Authority shall file counter statement along with
documents, if any, pertaining to the case. A copy of the counter statement(s)
so filed shall be served to the appellant or complainant by the SPIO, the First
Appellate Authority or the Public Authority, as the case may be.
12. Posting of appeal or complaint before the Information
Commissioner:(i)
An appeal or a complaint, or a class or categories of appeals
or
complaints, shall be heard by the Chief Information Commissioner or a
Division Bench of two Information Commissioners or a full Bench of three
or more Information Commissioner as decided by the Chief Information
Commissioner by a special or general order issued for this purpose from
time to time.
13. Amendment or withdrawal of an Appeal or Complaint:
The Commission may in its discretion allow a prayer for any amendment or
withdrawal of an appeal or complaint during the course of its hearing if such
a prayer is made by the appellant or complainant on an application made in
writing. However, no such prayer may be entertained by the Commission
after the matter has been finally heard or a decision or order has been
pronounced by the Commission.
14. Personal presence of the appellant or complainant:(i) The appellant or the complainant, as the case may be, shall be informed
of the date of hearing atlest seven clear days before that date.
(ii) The appellant or the complainant, as the case may be, may at his
discretion be present in person or through his duly authorized representative
at the time of hearing of the appeal or complaint by the Commission, or may
opt not to be present.
(iii) Where the Commission is satisfied that circumstances exist due to
which the appellant or the complainant is being prevented from attending the
hearing of the Commission, the Commission may afford the appellant or the
complainant, as the case may be, another opportunity of being heard before a
final decision is taken or take any other appropriate action as it may deem
fit.
(iv) The appellant or the complainant, as the case may be, may seek the
assistance of any person while presenting his case before the Commission
and the person representing him may not be a legal practitioner.
(v) If an appellant or complainant at his discretion decides not to be present
either personally or through his duly authorized representative during the
hearing of an appeal or complaint before the Commission, the Commission
may pronounce its decision or order in the matter ex parte,
15. Date of hearing to be notified:- The Commission shall notify the
parties the date and place of hearing of the appeal or complaint in such
manner as the Chief Information Commissioner may by general or special
order direct.
16. Adjournment of Hearing:- The appellant or the complainant or any of
the respondents may, for just and sufficient reasons, make an application for
adjournment of the hearing. The Commission may consider the said
application and pass such orders as it deems fit.
17. Evidence before the Commission:
In deciding an appeal or a complaint, the Commission may:(i) receive oral or written evidence on oath or on affidavit from concerned
person or persons;
(ii) peruse or inspect documents, public records or copies thereof;
(iii) inquire through authorized officer further details or facts;
(iv) examine or hear in person or receive evidence on affidavit from State
Public Information Officer, State Assistant Public Information Officer or
such Senior Officer who decided the first appeal or such person or persons
against whom the complaint is made as the case may be; or
(v) examine or hear or receive evidence on affidavit from a third party, or
any other person or persons, whose evidence is considered necessary or
relevant.
18. Issue of summons
Summons to the parties or to the witnesses for appearance or for production
of documents or records or things shall be issued by the Registrar under the
authority of the Commission, and it shall be in such form as may be
prescribed by the Commission.
19. Conduct of an enquiry
The Commission may entrust an inquiry in connection with any appeal
under section 19 (3) of the Act or complaint under section 18 (1) pending
before it to the Registrar or any other officer for the purpose and the
Registrar or such other officer while conducting the inquiry shall have all the
necessary powers including power to —
(i) summon and enforce attendance of persons;
(ii) compel production of documents or things;
(iii) administer oath and to take oral evidence or to receive affidavits or
written evidence on solemn affirmation;
(iv) inspect documents and require discovery of documents; and
(v) requisition any public record or documents from any public authority.
20. Award of costs by the Commission:
The Commission may award such costs or compensation to the appellant /
complainant or a third party that is not a Public Authority within the
meaning of the term as defined in section 2 (n) of the Act as it deems fit
having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case.
21. Communication of decisions and Orders:- (i) Every decision or order
of the Commission shall be signed and dated by the Chief Commissioner or
Commissioners who have heard the appeal or the complaint or have decided
the matter.
(ii) Every decision/order of the Commission may either be pronounced in
one of the sittings of the Commission, or may be placed on its web site, or
may be communicated to the parties under authentication by the Registrar or
any other officer authorized by the Commission in this regard.
(iii) Every such decision or order, whenever pronounced by a Single
Information Commissioner or by a Division Bench or by a Full Bench of
three or more Information Commissioners, shall be deemed to be the
decision or order by the Commission under the Act.
22. Finality of Decision:
(1) A decision or an order once pronounced by the Commission shall be
final.
(2) An appellant or a complainant or a respondent may, however, make an
application to the Chief Information Commissioner for special leave to
appeal or review of a decision or order of the case and mention the grounds
for such a request;
(3) The Chief Information Commissioner on receipt of such a request may
consider and decide the matter as he thinks fit.
23. Abatement of an Appeal/Complaint:
The proceedings pending before the Commission shall abate on the death
of the appellant or complainant.
CHAPTER-V:
MISCELLANEOUS
24 Seal and Emblem:- The Official Seal and Emblem of the Commission
shall be such as the Commission may specify.
25 Language of the Commission:(i) An appeal or a complaint may be filed in English or in Nepali or any
official language and all the documents or copies thereof shall also be filed
in English or in Nepali or any official language.
(ii) The proceedings of the Commission shall be conducted in English.
(D.K. GAJMER)
Chief Information Commissioner
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
03/Home/2008
Dated: 16/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by section 5 of the Right to Information
Act, 2005 and in partial modification of Notification No. 45/Home/2007 dated
17/05/2007, the State Government is hereby pleased to designate Shri Suman
Gurung, Under Secretary, Administration, Home Department as Assistant Public
Information Officer (APIO) for the purpose of the said Act.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. Gos/Home-II/2005/12
No 17
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
04/Home/2008
Dated: 16/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
Act, 2005, the State Government is hereby pleased to designate following
officers as Assistant Public Information Officers (APIOs) for the purpose of the
said Act.
1.
2.
Shri P. W. Shengha, ASP, State Jail, Rongyek, East Sikkim.
Retd. Col. P. B. Gurung, Secretary, Rajya Sainik Board, Gangtok.
CHIEF SECRETARY
No 18
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 19
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
05/Home/2008
Dated: 17/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is pleased to constitute a Capacity Building Committee for
drawing up and overseeing the implementation of the programme of Capacity Building of
Panchayats, Land Revenue Officers and Forest Officers and Forest Officers in
accordance with the guidelines contained in the National Working Plan Code,2004:
CAPACITY BUILDING COMMITTEE
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
Chairman, ACHuDev
Chairman
Hon’ble Speaker, Sikkim Legislative Assembly
Member
Hon’ble Minister, Forest, Environment and
Wildlife Management Department
Shri G. K. Prasad, Additional Director General
Member
Forest, Government of India
PCCF-cum-Secretary, Forest, Environment and
Wildlife Management
Resident Commissioner, Sikkim House, New Delhi -
Member
-
Member Secretary
Secretary
2.
The State Government in partial modification of Notification No. 634/FEWMD
dated 1.8.07 , is further pleased to constitute District Advisory Committee for each
district comprising of the following members for preparation of district-wise Working
Plan as per the National Working Plan Code –2004 and other policy decisions and
guidelines issued by the Government :
DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
(i)
Zilla Adhyaksha
-Chairperson
(ii)
District Collector
-Member
(iii)
District level Officers of Rural Management
- Members
Development Department, Land Revenue and ,
Disaster Management Department Animal Husbandry
Livestock, Fisheries and Veterinary Services Department
and Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department
(iv)
Divisional Forest Officer (Territorial)
- Member Secretary.
3.
In case the District Advisory Committee is unable to come to an agreement on
the working plan at the district level, the matter will be referred to the
State Advisory Committee comprising of the following: STATE ADVISORY COMMITEE
(i)
Hon’ble Speaker, Sikkim Legislative Assembly
Chairman
(ii)
Hon’ble Minister, Forest, Environment and Wildlife
Chairman
Management Department
(iii)
Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services Department
(iv)
PCCF-cum-Secretary, Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department
(v)
Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Rural Management
Development Department
(vi)
Secretary, Land Revenue and Disaster Management
Member
Department
(vii)
Principal Secretary, Chief Minister’s Office
Secretary
-
Co-
Member
Member
Member
-
-
Member
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. No. Gos/2005/19
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.
06/Home/2008
Dated: 17/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, State Government has appointed Independent Members of Police
Complaints Authority vide notification no. 77/Home/2007 dated 24/08/2007.
Now, therefore, the State Government is now pleased to notify the terms and
conditions of the Independent Members of Police Complaints Authority as under, with
immediate effect.
1.
2.
The terms of office of the Independent Members shall be three years from the date
of their appointment.
In case the Independent Members has been appointed from amongst retired Civil
Servants, Police Officers or officers from any other department, such members
shall have the same status, salary, allowances, pre-requisites and other conditions
of service as was available to him at the time of retirement from Government
Service except as specifically provided here under: (a) His salary shall be minus pension.
(b) Instead of Gross Provident Fund, Contributory Provident Fund Scheme shall
applicable.
3
In case, the Independent Member is appointed from amongst the Civil Society, he
shall be accorded following facilities: (a) Conveyance Allowance and TA/DA as admissible to Class-I State Government
officers.
(b) Consolidated salary of Rs. 20,000/- per month.
(c) House rent of Rs. 2,000/- per month.
4.
The above facilities shall be provided by Home Department.
CHIEF SECRETARY
No 20
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 21
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.
07/Home/2008
Dated: 17/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, State Government has appointed Independent Members of State
Security Commission vide notification no. 59/Home/2007 dated 18/06/2007.
II.
Now, therefore, the State Government is pleased to notify the terms and
conditions of the Independent Members of State Security Commission as under with
immediate effect.
1.
2.
3.
III.
The terms of office of the Independent Members shall be three years from the date
of their appointment.
They shall be paid traveling allowance as admissible to the Heads of Departments
of the Government of Sikkim.
In addition, they shall be paid sitting fee of Rs. 2,000/- per day of the meetings of
the State Security Commission.
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 22
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.
08/Home/2008
Dated: 17/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to notify the following terms and
conditions of the Chairman Police Complaints Authority notified vide notification no.
77/Home/2007 dated 24/08/2007 as under with immediate effect.
1.
2.
The terms of appointment shall be as notified vide notification no.
108/Home/2006 dated 28/12/2006.
In case the Chairman is holding any other assignment with the State Government
at the time of appointment as the Chairman, Police Complaint Authority, the
following amenities shall be provided to the Chairman on and above facilities
already provided to him for holding such other assignment.
(a) Vehicle
(b) Driver
(c) Home Guard
(d) Sumptuary Allowance
-
1(one)
1 (one)
1 (one)
Rs. 7,500/-
4.
In case the Chairman is not holding any other assignment with the State
Government or he ceases to hold such assignment on completion of his term etc., he shall
have the same status, salary, allowances, perquisites and other conditions of service
including vehicle and quarter, as are admissible to the sitting Chief Justice or Judge of the
Sikkim High Court, as the case may be, except as provided here
under: (a) His salary shall be minus pension;
(b) Instead of Gross Provident Fund, Contributory Provident Fund Scheme shall
be applicable.
The secretarial assistance in such case shall consist of one steno and one peon in
addition to the staff listed at para 3 (b) & (c) above.
5.
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 23
HOME DEPARTMENT
No: 09/Home/2008
Dated: 18/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to set up a State Level Steering
Committee consisting of the following members for the preparation of
Development Guide Plans of the urban centers of Sikkim with immediate effect.
1.
2.
Additional Chief Secretary
Secretary In-Charge, Urban Development and
Housing Department
3. Secretary In-Charge, Tourism Department
4. PCE-cum-Secretary, Roads and Bridges Department
5. PCE-cum-Secretary, Water Security and Public Health
Engineering Department
6. Director, Mines, Minerals and Geology Department
7. Director, DESME
8. Vice President, Surbana International Consultant
Private Limited, Singapore
9. Deputy Chief Town Planner, Urban Development
Secretary/Coordinator
and Housing Department
Chairman
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
-
Member
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. 322/CMS/2006-2007
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
10/Home/2008
Dated: 19/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
Right to Information Act, 2005, the State Government is hereby pleased to
designate
Shri Bimal Rai, Public Relation Officer to Chief Minister,
Chief Minister’s Office as Assistant Public Information Officer for the purpose of
the said Act.
This supersedes Office Order no. 06/CMS/2005 dated 14/12/2005.
CHIEF SECRETARY
No 24
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
11/Home/2008
Dated: 19/01/2008
CORRIGENDUM
No. 03/Home/2007 and No. 04/Home/2007 both dated 16/01/2008
assigned to the Notifications of this Department may be read as No.
03/Home/2008 and
No. 04/Home/2008.
CHIEF SECRETARY
No 25
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
12/Home/2008
Dated: 23/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
In partial modification of Notification No. 43/Home/2007 dated
04/05/2007,
the State Government is hereby pleased to co-opt Assistant
Director, Fire and Emergency Services, Gangtok to be a Member of the SubCommittee constituted to look into security aspects of the banking transaction
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. Gos/Home-II/Temp/2006/305
No 26
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
13/Home/2008
Dated: 23/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
In amendment of the Notification No. 69/Home/2006 dated 25/09/2006
and Notification No. 78/Home/2006 dated 09/10/2006, the State Government
hereby makes the following modifications.
i.
Advisory Committee at the State Level for the preparation of Human
Development Report as earlier constituted by Notification No. 69/Home/2006
dated 25/09/2006 will now be called Advisory Committee on Human
Development (ACHuDev) at the State level.
ii.
ACHuDev consisting of the following members will monitor and guide the
activities of Sikkim Human Development Research and Coordination Unit, HDR&C
(Sikkim), Development Planning, Economic Reforms and North Eastern Council
Affairs, Government of Sikkim including management of the resources provided
to the unit and provide action research support to all the State agencies
concerned with Human Development for UNDP-Planning Commission assisted
project, ‘Strengthening State Plans for Human Development’.
1.
Composition of the Advisory Committee on Human Development
(ACHuDev): I.
Prof. B. K. Roy Burman
Chairman
II.
Shri D. N. Takarpa, Hon’ble Speaker,
Member
Sikkim Legislative Assembly
III.
Shri K. N. Rai, Hon’ble Minister, Rural Management
Member
Development
Department
IV.
Shri D. T. Lepcha, Hon’ble Minister, Roads and
Member
Bridges
Department
V.
Shri Somnath Poudyal, Hon’ble Minister, Food Security and Member
Agriculture Development Department
VI.
Ms. C. K. Cintury, IAS (Retd), Former Principal Secretary, Member
Social justice Empowerment and Welfare Department
VII. Shri R. S. Basnet, Principal Secretary, Chief Minister’s Office
Member
VIII. Ms. Nim Yethenpa, Special Secretary-II, Development
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IX.
X.
Planning, Economic Reforms and North Eastern Council
Member
Affairs, Department
One representative of Planning Commission,
Member
Government of India, New Delhi.
One representative of United Nations Development
Member
Programme (UNDP), Regional Office New Delhi
-
-
-
XI.
Shri A. K. Ganeriwala, Resident Commissioner,
Secretary
Sikkim House, New Delhi
XII. Ms. Jyotsna Subba, Director-in-charge, HDR&C (Sikkim)
Officer.
- Member
-
Nodal
2.
For steering and monitoring the implementation of the human
development agenda, a Ministerial Level Committee (CISMO) as follows is
constituted: -
I.
Dr. Pawan Chamling, Hon’’ble Chief Minister
Chairman
II.
Prof. B. K. Roy Burman (Cabinet rank)
Chairman
III.
Shri D. N. Takarpa, Hon’ble Speaker,
Member
Sikkim Legislative Assembly
IV.
Shri K. N. Rai, Hon’ble Minister, Rural Management
Member
V.
Shri G. M. Gurung, Hon’ble Minister, Human Resource
Member
VI.
Shri Hishey Lachungpa, Hon’ble Minister, Health Care
Member
Human Services and Family Welfare Department
VII. Chairperson, Sikkim Women’s Commission
Member
VIII. Zilla Adhyakshas, East/North/South/West
Member
-
Executive
-
-
-
-
-
Shri R. S. Basnet, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister will serve as
Principal Secretary.
Shri A. K. Ganeriwala, Resident Commissioner, Sikkim House, New Delhi
will be Secretary CISMO.
3.
This notification also supersedes Notification No. 105A/DPERNECA
dated 04/03/2005 and No. 135/DPERNECAD dated 06/06/2005.
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
14/Home/2008
Dated: 23/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
In partial modification of para V of Notification No. 73/Home/2005
dated 01/12/2005, the Governor is hereby pleased to extend the period of
submission of report with regard to Item No. III (2) and (3) of the said
Notification upto 29/02/2008.
This supercedes Notification No. 88/Home/2007 dated 04/09/2007.
CHIEF SECRETARY
No 28
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 29
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.
15/Home/2008
Dated: 25/01/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by section 432 of the Code of Criminal
Procedure, 1973 (No. 2 of 1974), the Government of Sikkim is pleased to grant remission
of sentences to the prisoners lodged in the State Jail on the occasion of Republic Day,
2008 as under: -
Sl.
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Particulars
Manoj Gurung
Sagar Lama
Mohan Rai
Mohan Thatal
Rajesh Tamang
Rinzing Lepcha
Nim Tshering Bhutia
Buddha Tamang
Bijay Rai
Phuchung Bhutia
Jeetay Pradhan
Gopal Pariyar
Bhim Sarki
Kumar Bhujel
Vijay Tamang
Samaul Gurung
Pempa Rinchen Sherpa
Amber Bahadur Rai
Jiwan Manger
Sunder Chettri II
Kanchoray Subba
Birman Rai
Uttam Biswakarma
Pravin Pradhan
Bal Bahadur Subba
Amjad Hussain
Agni Panchakoti
Suman Rai
Islam Ansari
Govind Roy
Jagdish Roy
Period of remission granted
1 month
1 month
2 months
1 month
3 months
3 months
4 months
1 month
1 month
2 months
2 months
2 months
2 months
2 months
1 month
4 months
2 months
3 months
3 months
1 month
3 months
3 months
4 months
2 months
2 months
1 month
2 months
1 month
2 months
1 months
2 months
32.
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39.
Sonam Tshering Lepcha
Jhonney Rai
Ranjit Subba
Ram Kumar Adhikari
Mohammed Javed
Sundar Chettri I
Sangeeta Subba
James Ellah Igoh
2 months
3 months
4 months
1 month
2 months
1 month
3 months
1 month
BY ORDER.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. 6/GOS/JAIL/2001
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 30
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARRTMEMT
NOTIFICATION NO. 5/552/B/LR&DMD(S)
DATED:30.01.2008.
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 4(1) OF LAND
ACQUISITION ACT, 1894 (ACT I OF 1894)
Whereas the function of the Central Government under the Land Acquisition Act,
1894 (Act I of 1894) in relation to the acquisition of land for the purpose of Union have
been entrusted to the State Government by Notification No. 12018/12/76/LRD dt.
10.1.1978 issued by the Government of India in the Ministry of Agriculture & Irrigation
under clause (I) Article 258 of the Constitution of India.
And whereas, it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for a
public purpose being a purpose of the Union, namely for BSNL, Telecom Department in
the block of Pioner Reserve, East Sikkim, it is hereby notified that a piece of land
comprising cadastral plots No. 28 & 29 measuring more or less 0.92 acres bounded as
under.
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
Jhora and J.T.Densapa.
WEST
:
Land of Tumin Kazi
NORTH
:
Private road
SOUTH
:
Government Jhora is likely to be needed for the public purpose at
the public expense within the aforesaid block of Pioner Reserve, East District.
This Notification is made under the provision of Section 4(1) of the Land
Acquisition Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894) read with the said notification to all whom it may
concern.
A plan of land may be inspected in the office of District Collector, East District,
Gangtok.
In exercise of the power conferred by the said section, read with the said
notification, the Governor is pleased to authorize the officer for time being engaged in
the undertaking with their servants and workmen to enter upon and survey the land and
do all other acts required or permitted by that section.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPTT.,
File No. 552/LR(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 31
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION NO: 7/885/LR&DMD (S)
DT:30.01.2008
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 4(1) OF
LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894 (ACT I OF 1894)
Whereas it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for a public
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union namely for Meanam Wildlife Sanctuary to add
some more areas in the block of Sokpey, South District, it is hereby notified that a piece
of land comprising cadastral Plot No.167 and measuring more or less 3.1960 hectare
bounded as under.
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
C.F.of Hasta Bdr. Rai and Sarmajit Rai
WEST :
Sikkim Sarkar Peurey khola
NORTH :
C.F. of Tulshi Psd. Chettri and Sikkim Sarkar Peurey khola
SOUTH :
Sikkim Sarkar Forest is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expenses within the aforesaid block of Sokpey.
This notification is made, under the provision of Section 4(1) L.A.Act, 1894 (Act
I of 1894) to all whom it may concern.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector, South.
In exercise of the powers conferred by the aforesaid Section, the Governor is
pleased to authorize the Officers for time being engaged in the undertaking, with their
servants and workmen, to enter upon and survey the land and do all other acts required or
permitted by that section.
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is further
pleased to direct Under Section 4(1) along with Section 17(4) that the provisions of
Section 5-A of the Act shall not apply.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM, GANGTOK,
FILE NO.885/LR(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 32
NOTIFICATION NO:6/298/LR&DMD(S)
DT:30.01.2008.
Whereas it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for public
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for construction of BDO Office at
Nandok Block by RM&DD, it is hereby notified that several pieces of land comprising
cadastral Plot Nos. given below-
BLOCK NANDOK
Plot No.502(P), 503(P), 504
Portion Area .4660, .2560 & .0880
Total Area .8100 hectare.
BOUNDARY
EAST :
Owner self, Kukit Lepcha, Lakchung and Nimchung Lepcha
WEST :
Owner self and Ram Bdr. Chettri
NORTH :
Dawa Phuty
SOUTH :
From 27 ft centre of SPWD road and Lakchung & Ninchung Lepcha is
likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expenses within the
aforesaid block of Nandok.
This notification is made, under the provision of Section 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894
(Act I of 1894) to all whom it may concern.
A plan of land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, East
District, Gangtok.
further pleased to authorize the Officers for the time being engaged in the undertaking,
with their servants and workmen, to enter upon and survey the land and do all other acts
required or permitted by that section.
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land and Governor is further pleased
to direct Under Section 17(4) that the provision of Section 5-A of the Act shall not apply.
SD/-( R.P CHINGAPA )
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.298/LR(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 33
DT:29.01.2008.
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for construction of DIET and SCERT
Complex by Human Resource and Development Department, Government of Sikkim in
the block of Ranka, East District, it is hereby notified that the pieces of land comprising
cadastral Plot Nos. 90, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 189, 202, 203, 204/P, 204/A, 203/A & 189/A
measuring more of less 3.5600 hectare and bounded as under: -
BOUNDARY
EAST
: Land of Budhiman Rai
WEST :
SPWD Road
NORTH :
Jhora
SOUTH :
Jhora and Bal Bahadur Rai is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Ranka, East District.
This Notification is made under the provision of Section 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894
A plan of the land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, East.
pleased to authorize the Officers for the time being engaged in the undertaking, with their
permitted by the section.
And whereas, there is urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is further
pleased to direct Under Section 17(4) of L.A.Act, 1894 that the provisions of Section 5-A
of the Act shall not apply.
(SD/- R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.907/LR7DMD(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
31st January,
2008
No 34
DT: 29.012008.
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for Industrial Development Project by
Land Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Government of Sikkim at Martam
block, East District, it is hereby notified that the land comprising cadastral Plot Nos. and
area given in the scheduled below:-
SCHEDULED
Private Land: - Plot Nos. 428, 428/2976, 524, 515/P, 525, 517, 518, 516, 529, 519, 526/P,
527, 436, 524/2928, 427, 522, 520, 468, 434, 530, 513/P, 514/P, 523, 439, 437 and 510/P
measuring 5.9830 hectare.
Government Land:- Plot Nos.435 and 521/P area 0.1280 hectare.
BOUNDARY
EAST :
Government Kholsa, P.F. of Kali Bhutia and Yangchen Bhutia
WEST :
Government Kholsa
NORTH :
Footpath
SOUTH :
Land of Karma Bhutia, Passang Bhutia, Pewthuk Bhutia, Pempa Bhutia,
Yangchen Bhutia and S.P.W.D road is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Martam, East District.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, East.
And whereas, there urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is further
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
LAND REVENUE AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT,
FILE NO. 124/LR(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
2nd February,
2008
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTS, ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT
No.766/FEWMD
Date 29.1.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (c) of sub-section (2) of section
41 of the Indian Forest Act, 1927 ( 16 of 1927), the State Government hereby
makes the following rules, namely:-
Short title and
commencement.
1. (1) These rules shall be called the Sikkim Forests (Payment of Fees for
Sand and Stones) Rules, 2008
(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in
the Official Gazette.
Definitions.
2. In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:(a) “authenticated copy” means a copy that is signed and stamped by
the work implementing authority;
(b) “challan” means a receipt for payments of Rs.1500.00 or above
made to the Government Treasury or State Bank of Sikkim;
(c) “Conservator of Forests” means an officer of that designation in
charge of territorial functions;
(d) “department” means any department of the Government of Sikkim;
(d) “environmental degradation” includes unauthorized breaking of
land, dumping of soil, stones or other construction material, construction
of any type, cutting of plants or trees, injuring or killing of animals,
depositing of polluting materials;
(e) “fees” includes royalty or transit fees or any other fees imposed on
sand or stones;
(f) “firms” includes Central Government departments, Central or State
Government Public Sector Undertakings and private industrial or other
enterprises;
(g) “Government” means the State Government of Sikkim;
(h) “sand” means riverbed sand;
(i) “stones” includes stone aggregates, stone chips, boulders or
minerals extracted from forest land.
Sand or
stones not to
be transported
except after
payment of
fees.
3. No person or department or firm shall transport sand or stones except
after payment of fees for the sand or stones to be transported according to
the rates fixed by Government by notification and from a quarry notified
by Government under the Sikkim Forest (Allotment of Areas for
No 35
Quarrying of Sand and Stone) Rules, 2006 or place allowed otherwise by
Government.
Method of
payment of
fees.
4. Every person who transports sand or stones shall pay the fees into the
revenue account of the Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management
Department in the Government treasury and obtain a bank receipt or
challan and submit the same at the forest office or forest check post
nearest to the source of the sand or stones and those en route to the
destination, for examination, recording and stamping with departmental
stamp at the time of transport of the said sand or stones.
Provided that for works implemented by departments and firms the
total payable fees shall be paid in two phases, 50% in advance, on receipt
of which a transit pass for the entire quantity of sand or stone shall be
issued from the office of the Conservator of Forests and the balance after
completion of the work:
Provided further that departments and firms shall furnish a statement
in Form ‘A’, of the items of work for which fee is paid or is to be paid and
an authenticated copy of the estimate of the items of work, while paying
the advance of the payable fees.
Forest division to
issue certificate.
5. The final bill of a contractor of government works, or of a department
or firm for any work shall be settled only after the contractor, department
or firm, as the case may be, obtains a certificate, in Form ‘B’ from the
forest division under whose territorial jurisdiction the work was done,
which shall be issued after it has been ensured by the said forest division
that,(a) the contractor, department or firm has not caused any environmental
degradation while executing the work and in case it has, then the same
has been restored to the original state or compensated as provided by
law and all vacant spaces of the work site filled up by suitable
landscaping and plantation, and
(b) all fees payable to the Government under these rules have been paid.
Officer to check
whether payment
is due.
6. A forest officer of rank not below that of a Range Officer or any other
officer to be appointed by the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests may,
if reasonable suspicion exists that some amount of money due to the
Government has not been paid, enter upon any land to take measurements
of works done or sand or stones stockpiled by any department or firm, to
assess the quantity of sand or stones transported for use and cross check
the payments of fees made on account of the transported sand or stones.
Officer to
send bill of
dues.
7. If the forest officer or other officer, after taking measurements as
provided for in rule 5, finds that some amount of money that is due to the
Government has not been paid, then he shall send a bill of the said dues to
the department or firm from whom payment is due to the Government.
Government
department or
firm to pay
dues in full.
8. The department or firm, on receipt of the bill sent under rule 7, shall
pay the amount indicated therein in full within 45 days of receiving it in
the manner provided for in rule 4.
Power of
Government
to amend
rules.
9. The Government if it deems it expedient and necessary so to do may,
by notification to be published in the Official Gazette, make amendments
to the provisions of these rules.
( S.T.LACHUNGPA, IFS )
PCCF-cum-Secretary
Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department
Form A
(see rule 4)
NAME OF WORK:
NAME OF DEPARTMENT/ FIRM:
NAME OF CONTRACTOR:
LOCATION:
DISTRICT:
YEAR OF WORK:
Sl.No.
Name of item of
Work
Materials
Used
(with
specification,
if any)
Quantity( in
cft)
Rate
(in Rs.)
TOTAL
Amount
(in Rs.)
Form B
(see rule 5)
CERTIFICATE OF FOREST DIVISION
This is to certify that Shri/ Messrs./ Firm/ Department of…………………………………,
has not caused any environmental degradation while executing the work ………………..
……………………………………………………………………………...(name of work)
at ……….…………………………………………………………of………………..
………………………………………….(name of department to which the work pertains)
or,
This is to certify that Shri/ Messrs./ Firm/ Department of…………………………………,
had caused environmental degradation while executing the work ………………………...
……………………………………………………………………………...(name of work)
at ……….…………………………………………………………of……………………..
………………………………………….(name of department to which the work pertains)
and which has now been settled as provided by law.
It is further certified that all vacant spaces at the work site(s) have been filled up by
suitable landscaping and plantation and there are no outstanding payments, as provided in
these rules, in respect of the aforesaid work.
Place:
Signature:
Date:
Name of Divisional Forest Officer:
(with office seal)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
6th February,
2008
No 36
NOTIFICATION NO: 8/520/III/LR&DMD(S)
DT: 4.2.2008
NOTIC UNDER SECTION 4(1)OF
LAND ACQUISITION ACT,1894(ACT I OF 1894)
Whereas it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for a
public purpose, not being a purpose of the union , namely for the construction of 11/11
KV Control Room by Energy and Power Department in the block of Sangkhu(Dentam),
West District, it is hereby notified that a piece of land comprising cadastral Plot No:737
measuring more or less0.1160 hectare and bounded as under.
BOUNDARY:EAST : Shri Laden Tshering Lepcha
WEST : Chandra bdr Subba
NORTH: SPWD Road
SOUTH: Chandra Bdr. Subba is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at
the public expenses within the aforesaid block of Sangkhu Dentam, West Sikkim.
The Notification is made under the provision of Section 4(1) of
L.A.Act,1894(Act I of 1894) to all whom it may concern.
A plan of the land my be inspected in the Office of the District Collector,
West.
In exercise of the power conferred by the aforesaid Section, the Governor is
And whereas, there is urgency to acquire that land, the Governor is further
pleased to direct Under Section17(4) of L.A. Act,1894 that the provision of Section 5-A
shall not apply.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANGAGEMENT DEPARTMEN,
GANGTOK.
FILE NO: 520/III/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
11th February,
2008
No 37
MOTOR VEHICLES DIVISION
TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK: 737101
No.81/MV/T
Dated:02/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (i) of sub-section (1) of section 67
of the Central Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988), the State Government hereby
directs the State Transport Authority to fix the fares for luxury tourist vehicles (Motor
Cab) as per the rates given below: -
Vehicle Type
Luxury Tourist
Vehicles
(Diesel Driven)
(Petrol Driven)
Casual Hiring Charge
Remarks
Per Km
Per
Hour
1) Rs.15.45/- Upto 50 Km
Rs. 130 /
-
1. Rate
of
casual
hiring is inclusive
2 ) Rs.12.36/- From 51 Km to 100
Km
of fuel and all other
3 ) Rs.10.81/ - From 101 Km
Onwards
1) Rs.16.87/ - Upto 50 Km
rate of hiring will
charges. Minimum
Rs. 140 /
-
be the
rate for 4
hours.
2) Rs.13.49/ - From 51 Km to 100
Km
3 ) Rs.11.81/ - From 101 Km
Onwards
(1) The owner / driver would have the option to charge fare for casual hiring on
per hour basis or on per Km basis whichever is higher.
(2) Package service charge of the Travel Agencies will be charged extra as per
quality of service.
(K. N. BHUTIA) I.A.S.
SECRETARY
TRANSPORT
DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
11th February,
2008
No 38
GANGTOK: 737101
No.82/MV/T
Dated: 02/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (i) of sub-section (1) of section 67
of the Central Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988), the State Government hereby
directs the State Transport Authority to fix the fares for luxury tourist vehicles (Motor
Cab) as per the rates given below: -
TOURIST POINTS (MOTOR CAB)
1 Gangtok Tashi View Point and back
Ganesh Tok / Himalayan Zoological Park and
2
"
back
3
"
Hanuman Tok and back
3 POINT SIGHT SEEING (PACKAGE)
Gangtok Tashi View Point
Ganesh Tok/ Himalayan Zoological Park
Hanuman Tok
Gangtok Chorten Gumpa
Tibetology
Cottage Industries
Enchey Monastry
Hurhuray Pakha
Gangtok Chorten Gumpa
Tibetology
Cottage Industries
Enchey Monastry
Hurhuray Pakha
Epica Garden
Rumtek Monastry
Gangtok Rumtek Monastry
"
Lingdum Monastry
"
Saat Kanya Jharna (Phamtam / Phensong)
Including Haltage
TOURIST POINTS (MAXICAB)
Gangtok Tsomgo Lake
(Incl. Haltage)
"
Baba Mandir (Kupup) (Incl. Haltage)
"
Nathula
(Incl. Haltage)
"
Yumthang
(Incl. One Night Halt)
Rate For
Luxury Tourist
Vehicles
264
162
337
580
544
1143
708
708
1155
1500
2000
2500
3800
Package service charge of the Travel Agencies will be charged extra as per quality
of service.
(K. N. BHUTIA) I.A.S.
SECRETARY
TRANSPORT
DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
11th February,
2008
No 39
SNT DIVISION OF TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK SIKKIM
No.399/T.
Dated:02.02.08
NOTIFICATION
In partial modification of Notification No. 9/GM/TD dated 5th
January, 2001 and Circular No. 4/Jt. GM (O) GBO dated 10th January,
2001 and in supersession of Notification Nos. 44/T dated 19.04.06 and
46/T dated 19.04.06, regarding SNT supervision charge being levied
on all vehicles transporting goods to Sikkim State either under direct
deployment by SNT or otherwise, the following decisions of the State
Government are hereby notified for information of all concerned.
1.
Supervision charge will be levied on all vehicles transporting
goods inter-State and intra-State, unless the goods are of
exempted category as specified hereunder, namely:(i)
agricultural products such as vegetables, fresh milk, fresh
meat, food grains, horticulture products, etc.;
(ii)
raw
materials
and
finished
products
of
small
scale
industries which are registered in the State;
(iii)
essential
commodities
for
selling
through
Public
Distribution System (PDS) in the State or goods meant for
selling through cooperative and consumer society sales
outlets located in the State;
(iv)
supplementary food for free distribution from I.C.D.S
centres for the implementation of supplementary nutrition
programmes;
(v)
transportation of construction or erection of building
materials/factories from government owned departmental
stores to the construction / factory sites
or to any branch godowns or such other consignments sent
by any government departments or agencies, within the
State;
(vi)
transportation
connected
of
with
goods
projects
or
material
funded
or
through
equipments
bilateral
or
multilateral National or International agencies or by such
other donor agencies granted to the State in the form of
grants/assistance.
2.
The exemption granted on the inter-State transportation of food
grains by F.C.I as notified vide Notification NO. 9/GM/TD dated
5th January, 2001 will continue to remain in the exempted
category form the levy of SNT supervision charge.
3.
Similarly
the
exemption
granted
from
the
levy
of
SNT
supervision charge on the inter-State transportation of gasoline
fuel to the L.P.G plant depot at Bagey Khola, Majhitar vide
Circular No. 9/Jt. GM (O) GBO dated 10th January, 2001 will
continue.
Further, no intra-State supervision charge will be
levied on the gasoline transported within the State also.
4.
The rate of freight charged on the goods transported under SNT
deployment with effect from 1st April, 2006 as Notified vide
Notification No. 44/T dated 19.04.06 will remain as under,
namely:-
5.
(i)
Freight for all destination
-
Rs. 5.70/ton/km
(ii)
Freight for POL products
-
Rs. 5.70/kl/km
Similarly, the supervision charge rate made effective from 20th
April, 2006 for other vehicles other than those directly deployed
by SNT will remain at Rs. 1.45/ton/km as Notified vide
Notification No. 46/T dated 19.04.06.
6.
In deserving and special cases which are in public interest, the
Department with prior approval of the government may extend
total exemption from the levy of supervision charge or permit
payment of supervision charge at a reduced rate, for a specific
period or for such duration as may be defined, on a case to case
basis.
This Notification shall come into force at once.
Sd/(Karma N. Bhutia)/IAS
Secretary to the Govt. of Sikkim
Transport Department.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
12th February,
2008
(SNT DIVISION)
NO. 1195/T
Dated, Gangtok the 18.1.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by section (2) (h) of the Right to Information
Act, 2005, the SNT Division of Transport Department hereby designated Shri C.T.
Wangdi, Additional Secretary (Adm.) as the Public Authority for the purpose of the
said Act.
By order.
Sd/(K.N. Bhutia) IAS
Secretary
File No. 271/Transport/2006
No 40
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
12th February,
2008
No 41
SIKKIM MEDICAL COUNCIL, GANGTOK.
No. SMC/07/2008
Date: 12.02.2008
NOTIFICATION
As required under the provision of Sikkim Medical Registration Act 2005,
Section 13 Sub-Section (3) the publication of names and address of Valid Nominations is
published as under in alphabetical order in the Voting paper in Form III.
Sl. No.
Reg. No.
1.
SMC/0142
2.
SMC/0151
3.
SMC/0182
4.
SMC/ 0167
5.
SMC/0177
Names and addresses of candidates duly
nominated
Dr. Anup Pradhan
Tadong Daragoan,
Central Bank of India,
Gangtok, Sikkim-737102.
Ganalashita Niwas, Near Co-operative,
Middle Sichey, P.O. Gangtok, E. Sikkim737101.
Lunchok Busty, P.O. Sombarey,
West Sikkim.
S.T.N.M. Hospital, P.O. Box 149,
Dr. Suvamoy Chakraborty
C.R.H., S.M.I.M.S., 5th Mile Tadong,
Returning Officer,
Gangtok.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
13th February,
2008
LAND REVENUE AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT.
NOTIFICATION NO.9/113/LR&DMD (S)
DATED: 13/02/2008.
NOTICE UNDER SECTION OF 4(1) OF
1894 (Act I of 1894) in relation to the Acquisition of land for the purpose of the Union
have been entrusted to the State government by Notification No.12018/12/76/LRD of
10.1.1978 issued by the Government of India in the Ministry Agriculture & Irrigation
under clause 1 of Article 258 of the constitution of India.
And whereas it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for a
public purpose being a purpose of the Union namely for construction of Office, Rest
House of Indian Railway the land belonging to Mr.S.K.Gurung S/o M.M.Gurung in the
block of Sichey, Elaka Tadong, East District, it is hereby notified that a piece of land
bearing cadastral Plot No.550/1311 measuring more or less 0.41 acre bounded as under:-
BOUNDARY
EAST :
D.F. Sita Subba, D.F. of Satya Pradhan
WEST :
Sichey Road
NORTH :
D.F. of T.P.Neopaney, D.F. of Prem Bdr. Rai
SOUTH :
Sarkar Silip and D.F. of Saran Tapa is likely to be needed for the aforesaid
purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Sichey, East Sikkim.
The Notification is made under the provision of Section 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894
District Gangtok.
In exercise of the power conferred by the aforesaid section, the Governor is
servants and workmen to enter upon and survey the land and do all other acts required or
And whereas, there is urgency to acquire the land, the Governor is further pleased
to direct under section 17(4) that the provision of section 5-A of the aforesaid act shall
not apply.
SD/-( R.P.CHINGAPA )
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.113/LR&DMD(S)
No 42
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
13th February,
2008
RURAL MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
Dated: 12th February, 2008
No…29.../RMDD/2008
NOTIFICATION
Sub: Constitution of GPU Level Social Audit-cum-Vigilance Committee.
Notification No.35 (93)05-06/RMDD/P/29 dated 1.9.2005 is hereby
reissued with immediate effect as follows:In the process of decentralization & devolution of powers to Panchayati Raj
Institutions has been undertaken, a large number of developmental schemes have
been sanctioned for the Gram Panchayat Units. As a result of this, the inspection
and verification of each and every scheme undertaken by the Rural Management
& Development Department has become a difficult task for the District Level
Monitoring Committee. To ensure that the works tendered at Panchayat level are
carried out as per estimate and in a qualitative manner, a Gram Panchayat Social
Audit-cum-Vigilance Committee has been envisaged by the Department, having a
fair representation from a wide spectrum of the society consisting of stake holders,
user groups, marginalized and vulnerable sections of society including women and
senior citizens of the Gram Panchayat Unit.
The constitution of the Social Audit-cum-Vigilance Committee will be a
concrete step towards empowering the local people wherein it will be the people
themselves who can see the quality of work and also see that their areas derive the
maximum benefits of the schemes.
TERMS OF REFERENCE.
•
A Committee known as the Gram Panchayat Social Audit-cumVigilance Committee shall be constituted in each Gram Panchayat Unit.
•
The election of the Committee members to be done in the Gram Sabha.
•
The minimum number of members in the Committee shall be 10 people.
•
Tenure of the Committee shall be for one financial year. Re-election of
the Committee shall be conducted before end of the financial year.
•
No Panchayat Members shall be included in the Committee.
•
At least one person from each ward to be elected as a Committee
member.
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•
The Committee members shall be a Sikkim Subject/Certificate of
Identification holder and permanent resident of the particular Gram
Panchayat Unit.
•
The member should not be a servicing Government employee.
•
Rural Management & Development Department to also nominate one or
more persons at its discretion to the Committee member or members, if
felt/deemed necessary.
•
A Chairperson and a Member Secretary of the Committee could be
elected from the nominated Committee members of RMDD.
•
Quorum for recommendation of any bill to be passed should be ¾
(three fourths) of the total strength of the Committee as a whole.
•
It should be mandatory for the Committee member(s) elected from a
particular ward to be present at the meeting and recommend the passing
of the bill for the work/scheme implemented in his/her ward.
•
No final bill to be passed and released without the recommendation of
the Committee.
•
The Committee shall inspect the work compulsorily before giving the
recommendation for passing of the bill(s).
•
A copy of the social estimate of the schemes/work to be given to the
Committee by the section/department concerned so that the latter may
have a clear knowledge about the materials issued or sanctioned for the
work.
Social estimate here means the estimate that can be clearly
understood by the laymen. It will indicate the total cost of the scheme and
quantities of various materials to be utilized in laymen’s language.
For example:
No. of pipes
Cement
Number of rods
Timber
Stone chip & sand
•
Diameter
Number of bags
Width
quality
Quality
Specifications
Grade
Specifications
Quantity
No. of bags.
A copy of the inspection/verification report of the Committee is to be
submitted to the Director, Panchayat through the BDO/DDO of the
Rural Management & Development Department.
BY ORDER
(Annapurna Alley)
Deputy Secretary,
Rural Management & Development Department.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
13th February,
2008
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
No…30./RMDD/2008
NOTIFICATION
Sub: Constitution of Committee to draft Amendment to the Sikkim Panchayat Act,
1993.
The State Government is pleased to constitute a Committee to draft Amendment
to the Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993 to reflect the spirit and guidelines of the Seventy third
Amendment of the Constitution of India as follows:(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(ix)
(x)
Prof.B.K.Roy Burman
Shri K.N.Rai, Minister, RMDD
Secretary, RMDD
Secretary, Agriculture
Secretary, Forest
Secretary, Animal Husbandry
Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies
Shri K.N.Sharma
Shri R.S.Basnet, Principal Secretary, CMO
Shri R.K.Purkayastha
Chairman,
Vice Chairman,
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Secretary.
The Committee will submit its report within a period of six months.
BY ORDER.
(Annapurna Alley)
Deputy Secretary,
Rural Management & Dev. Department.
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SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
16th February,
2008
DEPTT. OF PERSONNEL, ADM. REFORMS. TRG. PUBLIC, GRIEVANCES,
CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND
CHIEF MINISTER`S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME.
GANGTOK
CORRIGENDUM TO THE O.O. NO.2309/G/DOP DATED08.1.2.08
Please read”31.12.08(AN)” inste4ad of “31.12.09(AN)” in the third line of the
Office Order referred to above.
(PRAKASH SUBBA)
DEPUTY SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF SIKKIM
DEPTT. OF PERSONAL .ADM
No 45
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
16th February,
2008
No 46
HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 02-579/HRDD-PLG/104
Dated 12.02.2008
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is pleased to order the closure of the following 18
(Eighteen) Lower Primary/Primary Schools under East, North and West Districts due to
the low enrolment with effect from the coming academic session 2008.
SL.
NO.
NAME OF THE SCHOOL TO BE DISTRICT
CLOSED DOWN
01
02
03
04
Chipsu Lower Primary School
10th Mile Primary School
Yan Lower Primary School
Raksey Kadangthang Lower Primary
School
Gnathang Primary School
Premlakha Lower Primary School
Talkharka Lower Primary School
Dongkong Lower Primary School
Bay Lower Primary School
Ringdam Lower Primary School
Tsoten Lower Primary School
Kusong Primary School
Pannang Lower Primary School
Rangeythang Lower Primary School
Chongri Lower Primary School
Mangder Lower Primary School
Middle Bhaluthang Lower Primary
School
Meyong Lower Primary School
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
SCHOOLS TO WHICH
THE STUDENTS ARE
TO BE SHIFTED
East
East
East
East
Thegu PS
4th Mile
Tintek Saraswati
Tintek Chuba
East
East
East
North
North
North
North
North
North
West
West
West
West
Phadamchen SS
Phadamchen SS
South Rigu
Lachen SS
Lingzya JHS
Hee Gyathang SSS
Chungthang SS
Tingvong SS
Passingdong SS
Tingting Goan PS
Sangkhola LPS
Mongnam PS
Sakyong SS
West
Megyong PS
BY ORDER
Sd/(K.T. CHANKAPA)
Secretary/HRDD
Deputy Director (Planning)
Human Resource Development Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
GANGTOK: 737101
No. 83/MV/T
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of Section
1 of the Sikkim Motor Vehicles Taxation (Amendment) Act, 2007 (2 of
2007), the State Government, hereby, appoints the 18th day of February 2008
as the date from which the provision of the said Act shall come into force in
the whole of Sikkim.
Sd/(K. N. Bhutia)
Secretary
Transport Department
Government of Sikkim
Gangtok
No 47
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
No: 16/Home/2008
Dated: 04/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to extend the time for
submission of report by the Review Committee, constituted vide Notification no.
90/Home/2007
dated 06/09/2007 for a further period of two months
w.e.f. 15th December, 2007.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. Gos/Home-II/97/52/Vol-II/Part
No 48
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
No 49
HOME DEPARTMENT
No: 17/Home/2008
Dated: 05/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to declare the celebration of
the
25th Year of Pang Lhabsol Celebration, which falls on 15th
September 2008 a
State Function.
Further, the State Government is also pleased to constitute a State Level
Pang Lhabsol Celebration Committee comprising of the following: 1. Hon’ble Chief Minister
:Chief Patron
2. Hon’ble Minister, Land Revenue & Disaster
Management, Urban Development and Housing
Irrigation and Flood Control Department
: Patron
3. Additional Chief Secretary/Secretary-In-charge of Finance, : Member
Revenue and Expenditure Department
4. Development Commissioner
: Member
5. Secretary in-Charge, Tourism Department
:Member
6. Secretary in-Charge, Cultural Affairs and Heritage
Department
: Member
7. Secretary in-Charge, Commerce and Industries
Department
: Member
8. District Collector, South
: Member
9. Shri Tseten Dorjee Bhutia, Senior Accounts Officer,
Secretary
Tourism Department
:Member
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
No. 50
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.18 /Home/2008
Dated: 12/02/2008
CORRIGENDUM
In Notification No. 107/Home/2007 dated 15/10/2007 for the words and figures
appearing in Serial No. 6 “31’st March, Monday ” please read “ 1’st April, Tuesday”.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. Gos/Home-II/97/29/Vol-II
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No: 19/ Home/2008
Dated: 12/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by Section 45 T of the Reserve Bank of
India Act,1934 the State Government is hereby pleased to authorize officers of
the rank of Ins0pector of Police and above in the Crime Branch, Sikkim Police
and Officers-in-charge of police Stations in Sikkim for the purpose indicated
under the said Section.
BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR
CHIEF SECRETARY
No. 51
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
No. 52
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.20/HOME/2008
DATED: 14/2/2008
NOTIFICATION
In pursuance of the order of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India
dated 12/12/2007 in C.A. No.6998-6999 of 2001 – Sagarmull Agarwal
versus State of Sikkim, the State Government hereby constitutes a
Committee to negotiate the matter of lumpsum payment to Shri
Sagarmull Agarwal consisting of the following members, namely :1.
2.
3.
4.
Secretary, Law Department
Representative of Finance, Revenue and
Expenditure Department
Representative of Development, Planning,
Economic Reforms and North East Council
Affairs Department
Representative of Forest, Environment and
- Chairman
- Member
- Member
- Member
Sd/(N.D. CHINGAPA)IAS
CHIEF SECRETARY
F.No. 10(14)GOS/P&A/FEWMD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No: 21/ Home/2008
Dated: 16/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
Act, 2005, and in partial modification of Notification No. 4/Home/2008 dated
16/01/2008,the State Government is hereby pleased to designate following
officers as Public Information Officers (PIOs) for the purpose of the said Act.
1. Shri Sanoj Kumar Jha, Additional Resident Commissioner, Sikkim House,
New Delhi.
2. Shri Yap Tshering Bhutia, Senior Superintendent of Police, State Jail,
Rongyek.
3. Retd. Col. P. B. Gurung, Secretary, Rajya Sainik Board.
CHIEF SECRETARY
No. 53
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
19th February,
2008
No. 54
NOTIFICATION NO: 10/889/LR&DMD(S)
DT: 19/02/2008.
DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 6 OF
Whereas the functions of the Central Government under Land Acquisition
Act, 1894 (I of 1894), in relation to the acquisition of land for the purpose of the
union have been entrusted to the State Government by Notification No.
2018/12/76/LRD dated the 10.1.1978 issued by the Government of India in the
Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation under clause (I) of Articles 258 of the
constitution of India.
And whereas the Governor is satisfied that land is needed for a public
purpose, being a purpose of the Union, namely for the construction of Barrage at
Salangdang and Siktam for 120 MW Rammam III Hydro Electric Project NTPC
Hydro Limited (Government of India undertaking) in the block of Siktam and
Salangdang, Elaka Daramdin, District West, it is hereby declared that piece of
land comprising cadastral plot nos., areas and boundaries as under: SIKTAM BLOCK
Plot Area
62/A 0.6860 hectare
BOUNDARY: EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
: Salangdang Block Boundary & Self land of land owners.
: P.F of Mandhoj Chettri & Rammam River.
: P.F of Seller & Mandhoj Chettri
: Rammam River & Block Boundary of Salangdang
SALANGDANG BLOCK
Plot No.
Area
179, 181, 182, 187, 189, 183, 185, 186, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16 (full plot) 4.0460
hectare
8/A
.4380
hectare
4.4840
hectare
BOUNDARY:EAST
Land.
WEST
NORTH
Chettri.
: P.F of Chak Bahadur Bhujel, Jit Bahadur Bhujel and Government
: Boundary of Siktam block and Rammam River.
: D.F & P.F of Purna Bahadur Chettri, Santabir Bhujel & Kalu
Block Boundary of Siktam block.
SOUTH
: Ramman River and Bagar.
GOVERNMETN LAND
Pot No.
7/A
9, 180, 184, 188 (full)
Area
.0100 hectare
.0760 hectare
.0860 hectare is needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Siktam and
Salangdang.
This declaration is made under the provision of Section 6 of the Land
Acquisition Act, 1894 (I of 1894) read with the said notification to all whom it
may concern.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector,
West.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM,GANGTOK.
FILE No.889/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
3 March,
2008
No. 55
DT. 01/03/2008.
LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894(ACT I OF 1894)
Whereas it appears to be the Governor that land is likely to be needed for the
public purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for the construction of Hydel
Project of S.P.D.C through Sneha Kinetic Power Project Rakdong, East Sikkim
measuring more of less 7.6700 hect. Private Land and 0.4820 hect. Govt. Land at
Rakdong and 6.1760 hect. Pvt. Land and 1.5200 hect. Govt. Land at Lingdok, under the
scheduled of properties below.
RAKDONG BLOCK
Plot No. 4, 3(P), 4/3232(P), 4/3226. 5, 5/3227(P), 8/A(P), 8/B/(P), 8/3165(P), 12(P),
12/3326(P), 12/3328(P), 13(P), 14,15, 17/3182(P), 18(P), 19, 27(P), 28(P), 26(P),
2702(P), 23, 24, 22, 2709, 2712(P), 2715, 2714, 2716(P) , 2713(P), 2720(P), 2719(P),
Private Land and plot No. 2(P), 6(P), 11(P), 16, 2707(P), 2708(P), 2710(P), 2717(P),
33(P) & 25(P) Govt. Land comprising area 7.6700 hect. Private land and 0.4820 hect.
Govt. Land.
BOUNDARY
EAST : Sarkar Jhora, Chaptey & Saraswati, Ram Bdr. and Gorey and Sarkar Khas.
WEST : Sarkar Khasmal, SPWD Road & Jhora
NORTH : Sarkar Khasmal & Dikchu Khola
SOUTH : Sarkar Khasmal, Smt. Rosey Yangki, Tar Bdr. Pradhan, Bir.Bdr. Pradhan,
Ram Bdr.Pradhan, Nar Bdr.Pradhan, Purna Bdr.Pradhan, Rinzing Tongden, Karma
Lama, Chinta Lama, Pemching, Chaptey & Sarswati, Village Road, Gorey Rai, Chung
Chung Lepcha, Rup Narayan Pradhan, Dilli Bdr., Purna Bdr. Chettri, Ram Bdr.Chettri,
Krishna Bdr., Thal Bdr.Nima, Sarkar Khola and Yam Bdr.
LINDOK BLOCK
Plot No.105(P), 90(P), 107(P), 121/827(P), 121/829, 85/933(P), 840/934(P), 88(P), 87(P),
121,85(P),840(P),84(P),83(P),82/910(P),66(P),67(P),68(P),69(P),70(P),82A(P),65,62,61,
54(P),60(P),121/831,255,256 Pvt. Land and Plot No. 47,106(P),Govt. Land ,comprising
area 6.1760 hect. Private land and 1.5200 hect. Govt. Land.
BOUNDARY
EAST : Dikchu Khola, Prem Kr.Govinda Pd., Deo Pd, Phakya Lama, Tempo Tsh.,
Kharka Bdr., Tenchok & Sarkar Jhora, P.F. of Tenzing Zigdal, SMC
Compound
WEST : S.M.C.Road, Bed Kumar, Khem Lall, Kharka Bdr., Govt. Kholsa, ,S.M.C.
Compound, Chabilall, Dilli Ram Ojha, Phakya Lama, Dilli Ram Gautam,
Sabitri & Sarkar Khasmal, Chandra Psd., Bishnu Bhakta, Harka Bdr. &
Brothers
NORTH: Phakya Lama ,Dikchu Khola, Jhora
SOUTH: Tenchok Bhutia, S.M.C. Compound, Tempo Tshering Lepcha, S..C. Road, Deo
Psd., Sabitri, Khem Lall, Harka Bdr., Bishnu Bhakta & Khola, Road Reserved
is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expense within the
aforesaid blocks.
This notification is made under the provision of section 4(1) of L.A. Act, 1894
(Act I of 1894) to all to whom it may concern.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector, East.
pleased to authorized the officer for time being engaged in the undertaking, with their
servants and workmen, to enter upon and survey the land and to all other acts required or
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land, the Governor is further pleased
to direct under section 17(4) of L.A.Act, 1894 that the provision of section 5-A of the Act
shall not apply.
SD/-( R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO. 827/LLR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
5 March,
2008
No. 56
STATE ELECTION COMMISSION, SIKKIM
ASSAMPA VILLA, AMDO GOLAI,
TADONG, GANGTOK – 737102
NO. 30/SEC/07-08
DATED: 28.02.2008
NOTIFICATION
Under Rules 6 and 7 of the Sikkim Municipalities (Conduct of Election) Rules,
2007 the following Additional District Collectors are hereby appointed as Assistant
Municipal Electoral Registration Officers for Municipal Wards falling under their
jurisdiction.
Sl. No.
01.
02.
03.
04.
Designation
Additional District Collector, East
Jurisdiction
East District
West District
South District
North District
By order
C. P. Dewan
Secretary
State Election Commission
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
5 March,
2008
No. 57
DATED: 25/02/2008.
Whereas the Governor is satisfied that land is needed for a public purpose,
not being a purpose of the Union namely, for the development of Tourist Spot at various
places under Rakdong-Tintek belt in East District, it is hereby declared that several pieces
of land comprising cadastral Plot nos. as under:-
SCHEDULE OF PROPERTIES
RALEYKHASEY BLOCK
Plot No.335(P) covering total area .0120 hectare.
BOUNDARY
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
D.F. of Kul Bdr. Thapa
D.F of Amar Bdr. Thapa
D.F of Kul Bdr. Thapa
D.F of Kul Bdr. Thapa.
PATUK BLOCK
Plot No.255(P) covering total area .0110 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
D.F. of Dilliram Rai
do
do
Singtam to Dikchu Road
RAKDONG BLOCK
Plot No.1944(P) covering area .3240 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
Jhora
D.F. of Pintso Lepcha & Gumpa Compound
Road Reserve
Foot Path & Gumpa Compound
LOWER RALEYKHESEY
Plot No.843 & 846 covering area .0260 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
Stone
D.F. of Tej Bahadur
Singtam to Dikchu Road Reserve
SOUTH :
D.F. of Bhim Bahadur & Mandir
TINTEK BLOCK
Plot No..736/1656(P) covering total area .1000 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
D.F. of Yash Bahadur Chettri
- do Jhora
D.F. of Yash Bahadur Chettri
KAMBAL BLOCK
1. Plot No. 217(P) covering total area .0100 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
D.F. of Rabi Chandra Sharma
- do - do - do -
Plot No.330/829(P) covering total area .0110 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
D.F. of Tulshi Ram Adhikari
Sarkar
D.F. of Rabi Chandra Sharma
D.F. of Tulshi Ram Adhikari
SAMDONG BLOCK
Plot No.65, 66, 67 and 68 covering total area .9000 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
Sarkar Vir
Shivalaya Hamishore
Khola
Khola
KAMBAL BLOCK
Plot No.272, 276(P) & 278 covering total area 1.7520 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
Singtam to Dikchu Road, D.F. of Dil Prasad & Sarkar Vir
WEST :
D.F. of Palden Thendup
NORTH :
D.F. of Chintuk, P.F. of Gyan Tshering & C.F. of Yadunath
SOUTH :
Samdong Khola is needed for aforesaid public purpose at the public
expense within the aforesaid block of Ralekhasey, Patuk, Rakdong-Tintek, Kambal &
Samdong, East Sikkim..
The Declaration is made under the provisions of Section 6 of Land
Acquisition Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894) to all whom it may concern.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector,
East.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARTY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
5 March,
2008
No. 58
DT. 25/02/2008.
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union namely for the purpose of installation of
Ropeway Station in the block of Namchi Bazar Revenue Block & Singithang, South
District, it is hereby notified that pieces of land comprising cadastral Plot No. 2(P),
255/526(P) at Namchi Bazar Revenue block & 70(P), 74(P) at Singithang block
measuring an area .0200 hectare and .0300 hectare respectively total area 0.0500 hectare
bounded as under:-
Plot No: 2(P) (Namchi Bazar)
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
Land or Phurba Wangyal Kazi
City Center road.
Road Reserve of Namchi Damthang.
Land of Phurba Wangyal Kazi.
PLOT NO.70 (Singithang block)
EAST
:
Kharka Bdr. Chettri.
WEST :
- do NORTH :
- do SOUTH :
- do –
PLOT NO. 255/526 (Namchi Bazar)
EAST
:
Daufuti Bhutia, road reserve of Namchi Damthang road.
WEST :
Road reserve of Namchi Jorethang road & Namchi Ahalay road.
NORTH :
Road reserve of Namchi Jorethang road.
SOUTH :
Land of Phurba Wangyal Kazi.
PLOT NO. 74(P) (Singithang block)
EAST
:
Land of Kharka Bdr. Chrttri.
WEST :
- do NORTH :
- do SOUTH :
- do -is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the
public expense within the aforesaid block (Namchi Bazar Revenue block & Singithang).
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land, Governor is further pleased to
direct Under Section 17(4) that the provisions of Section 5-A of the Act shall not apply.
SECRETARY,
File No. 886/LR&DMD(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
5 March,
2008
No. 59
NOTIFICATION No: 12/871/LR&DMD(S)
DT:25/02/2008.
public purpose, being a purpose of the Union, namely for the development of Tourist
Spot at various places under Rakdong-Tintek belt in East District, it is hereby notified
that several pieces of land comprising of cadastral Plot Nos. given below: -
SAMDONG BLOCK
BOUNDARY:EAST
: P.F. of Chabilall & Lall Bahadur Pandey
WEST :
Road Reserve
NORTH :
C.F. of Lok Bahadur Pandey
SOUTH : - do -
TUMIN (DHANDARI) BLOCK
Plot No.
BOUNDARY:EAST :
D.F. of Sri Krishna Gotamay
WEST :
D.F. of Lall Bahadur Chettri
NORTH : D.F of Sri Krishna Gotamay
SOUTH :
D.F. of Lall Bahadur Chettri & Sri Krishna Gotamay
SIMIK BLOCK
1) Plot No.300(P) covering total area .0074 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
C.F. of Karma Dadul
- do - do - do -
2) Plot No.302 covering area .0120 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
D.F of Sherab Bhutia
WEST :
- do NORTH :
- do SOUTH :
D.F. of Sherab Bhutia is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose
at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Samdong, Tumin & Simik.
This Notification is made under the provision of Section 4(1) of L.A.Act,
1894 (Act I of 1894) to all whom it may concern.
East District, Gangtok.
In exercise of the powers conferred by the aforesaid Section, the Governor
is pleased to authorize the Officers for the time being engaged in the undertaking, with
their servants and workmen, to enter upon and survey the land and do all other acts
required or permitted by the section.
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land and Governor is further
pleased to direct Under Section 17(4) that the provision of Section 5-A of the Act shall
not apply.
SD/- ( R.P.CHINGAPA )
SECRETARY,
GANGTOK.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
6 March,
2008
No. 60
DT. 05/03/2008.
LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894(ACT I OF 1894)
Whereas, it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for the public
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for the development of 96 MW
Dikchu Hydel Project by S.P.D.C Limited on behalf of M/s Sneha Kinetic Power Project
Limited in the blocks of Phodong, Rongong and Tanek, North Sikkim, it is hereby
notified that the several pieces of land comprising cadastral Plot Nos. and area noted
under the “Schedule of Properties’’ below and measuring more or less 25.3360 hectare.
“SCHEDULE OF PROPERTIES”
PHODONG BLOCK
Plot No.894, 900, 902, 903, 907, 913 & 915 measuring more or less area of land 4.4780
hectares.
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
Sakar Khasmal
Block boundary of Rongong
Private holdings
Bakcha Khola
RONGONG BLOCK
Plot No.852, 887, 853/982, 844, 965,869, 876, 877, 878, 964, 854, 855, 865, 866, 867,
881, 879, 891, 898, 959, 894, 893, 895, 973, 976, 974 & 853 measuring more or less area
of land 7.3940 hectares.
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH:
SOUTH:
Private holdings
Bakcha Khola
Block boundary of Phodong
Private holdings
TANEK BLOCK
Plot No.497/746, 498, 624, 625, 627, 621, 622, 626, 637, 631, 632, 628, 633, 635, 640,
638, 497/748, 497, 497/749, 497/742, 498/732, 571, 576 & 619 measuring more or less
area of land 13.4640 hectares.
BOUNDARY
EAST : Block boundary of Ramthang
WEST : Sikkim Sarkar Khasmal
NORTH: Private holding & Sikkim Sarkar Khasmal
SOUTH: Private holding and Bakcha Khola is likely to be needed for the aforesaid
public purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid blocks.
This notification is made under the provision of section 4(1) of L.A. Act, 1894
A plan of the land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector, North
District, Mangan.
pleased to authorized the officer for time being engaged in the undertaking, with their
servants and workmen, to enter upon and survey the land and to all other acts required or
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land, the Governor is further pleased
to direct under section 17(4) of L.A.Act, 1894 that the provision of section 5-A of the Act
shall not apply.
SD/-( R.PCHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO. 921/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 61
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by Article 243ZA read with Section 14 of the
Sikkim Municipalities Act, 2007 and rule 30 of the Sikkim Municipalities (Conduct of
Election) Rules, 2007 the State Election Commission of Sikkim hereby makes the
following orders, namely :1.
2.
3.
These orders may be called the Municipalities Elections (Reservation and
Allotment of Symbol) Order, 2008.
It shall come into force with effect from the date of its publication in Sikkim
Government Gazette.
For the purpose of this Order, Symbols are either ‘reserved’ or ‘free’ as shown
in Table I and Table II, respectively, in the Schedule appended to this order.
A “reserved symbol” is a symbol which is reserved for a recognized political
party for exclusive allotment to a contesting candidate or candidates set up by
that party. A “free symbol” is a symbol other than a reserved symbol.
Explanation:For the purpose of these orders, a recognized political party means a political
party as may be recognized by the Election Commission of India as a National Party
or State Party of the State of Sikkim.
4.
(1) A candidate set up by a recognized political party shall choose, and be
allotted, the symbol reserved for that party and no other symbol.
(2) A reserved symbol shall not be chosen by, or allotted to, any candidate
other than a candidate set up by a recognized political party for whom such
symbol has been reserved.
(3) A candidate shall be deemed to be set up by a recognized political party if :(a) The candidate has made a declaration to that effect in his nomination
paper.
(b) A notice in writing to that effect in Form II has, not later than 3 p.m.on
the last date of withdrawal of candidatures, been delivered to the
Municipal Returning Officer concerned,
(c) The said notice is signed by the President, the Secretary or by any
other office-bearer of such recognized political party, duly authorized
by the party to send such notice, and
(d) The name and specimen signature of such authorized persons are sent
to the District Collectors and Municipal Returning Officer concerned
in Form I well in advance before the expiry of the last date and hour
appointed for making nomination.
5.
(1) Any candidate other than a candidate set up by recognized political party in
the election shall choose and be allotted one of the “free symbols” specified
in Table II, in accordance with provisions set out herein below.
(2) Where any free symbol has been chosen by only one candidate, the Municipal
Returning Officer shall allot that symbol to that candidate and to no one else.
(3) Where the same free symbol has been chosen by several candidates at such
election, then(a)
If of those several candidates only one is a candidate set up by
an un-recognised registered political party and all the rest are
independent candidates, the Municipal Returning Officer shall
allot that free symbol to the candidate set up by the
unrecognized registered political party and no one else.
(b)
If of those several candidates, two or more are set up by the
different un-recognised registered political parties and the rest
are independent candidates, the Returning Officer shall decide
by lot to which of the two or more candidates set up by the
different un-recognised registered political parties the free
symbol shall be allotted and allot that free symbol to the
candidate on whom the lot falls and to no one else.
(c)
If of those several candidates, being all independent candidates
the Municipal Returning Officer shall decide by lot to which of
those independent candidates that free symbol shall be allotted
and allot that free symbol to the candidate on whom the lot falls
and to no one else.
6. The Commission may issue such instructions and directions which may be necessary
for the clarification of any of the provisions of this order or for the removal of any
difficulty which may arise in relation to the implementation of any such provisions.
By order and in the name of State Election Commission of Sikkim,
Secretary
State Election Commission
Sikkim
TABLE II
FREE SYMBOLS
1.
Aeroplane
2.
Bucket
3.
Car
4.
Chair
5.
Clock
6.
Drum
7.
Eagle about to fly
8.
Fish
9.
Goat
Bulb
10. Hand Pump
11. Hurricane Lamp
Arrow
12. Lock and Key
13. Pot
14. Radio
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Sewing Machine
Boy and Girl
Jeep
Inkpot and pen
Kettle
Jug
Motor Cycle
Lady purse
Whistle
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
Table Lamp
Telephone
Top
Axe
Wool
Ship
Sparrow
Tractor
Electric
24.
25.
Violin
Ladder
38.
39.
Flower
Bow and
26.
27.
28.
Apple
Cart
Table Fan
40.
41.
42.
43.
Trumpet
Star
Kite
House
TABLE I
RESERVED SYMBOLS
Recognised Political Parties.
Symbol Reserved
1.
Indian Congress
2.
Bharatiya Janta Party
3.
Communist Party of India
4.
Communist Party of India (Marxist)
5.
Janata Dal
6.
Janata Party
Haldar)
7.
Samanta Party
8.
Sikkim Democratic Front
Hand
Lotus
Ears of Corn & Sickle
Hammer, Sickle & Star
Chakra (Wheel)
Haldar Within Wheel (Chakra
Flaming Torch
Umbrella
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 62
TASHILING, GANGTOK – 737101
No. 010/91/SCH/HRDD/ 576
Dated: 25th February 2008
NOTIFICATION
The Government of Sikkim was pleased to notify vide Notification
No.010/91/SCH/HRDD/441 dated 2nd November 2007 that all claims for
scholarships by all categories of claimants who fulfill the conditions prescribed in
the Notification No.166/SCH/EDN/2003 dated 13th August 2003 as amended from
time to time must file their claims in the prescribed format within 31st December
2007 failing which they shall forfeit all claims for grant of scholarship.
It has now been decided to give all eligible claimants further opportunity to file
their scholarship claims and therefore the last date has been extended up to 15th
March 2008. Application received after this date will not be entertained.
By Order.
K.T. Chankapa,
Secretary,
HRD Department.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 63
SIKKIM MEDICAL COUNCIL,
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
No. SMC/ 08/2008
Date:- 6.03.2008
NOTIFICATION
As required under the provisions of Sikkim Medical Registration Rule 2007,
Section 18, the result of the elected 4 members to the Sikkim Medical Council is
published as under:Sl. No. Reg. No.
Name and addresses of Elected members.
1.
SMC/0142
Dr. Anup Pradhan
Tadong Daragoan,
Central Bank of India,
2.
SMC/0151
Ganalashita Niwas,
Near Co-operative,
Middle Sichey, P.O. Gangtok,
E- Sikkim-737101.
3.
SMC/0182
Lunckhok Busty,
P.O. Sombarey,
West Sikkim.
4.
SMC/0167
Dr. Ritu Nath Deokota.
S.T.N.M. Hospital,
P.O. Box 149,
Returning Officer,
Gangtok.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 64
DT: 01/03/2007.
LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894 ( ACT I OF 1894 )
Whereas, it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for a public
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for the construction of link road from
Kingston to Simankhola Aritar, East District, it is hereby notified that several pieces of
land comprising cadastral Plot Nos. and boundaries as given below:Plot No.1888, 1704, 1705, 1706, 1707, 1711, 1712, 1216, 1713, 1591, 1715, 1588, 1589,
1581, 1523, 1526, 1584, 1520, 1519, 1527, 1522, 1521, 1472, 1473, 1465, 1461, 1457,
1462, 1467, 1468, 1453, 1455, 1389, 1390, 1394, 1357, 1358, 1362, 1365, 1348,
1362/2987, 1364, 1327, 1304, 1305, 1140, 1144, 1145, 1127, 1157, 1143, 1146, 1156,
1103 & 1104.
Covering and area of Plot No. 0540, 0200, 0940, 0160, 1060, 0920, 0880, 0760, 0180,
0360, 0460, 0500, 0360, 0560, 1020, 0180, 0110, 0600, 0020, 0040, 0420, 0030, 1580,
0400, 1440, 0160, 0320, 0040, 0520, 0480, 1440, 0160, 1900, 0200, 6500, 0840, 0040,
0400, 0120, 0320, 0100, 0360, 1380, 0100, 1820, 0100, 0400, 0400, 0100, 0760, 0420,
1300, 2980, 0320 & 0960 hectare respectively.
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
D.F. & Banjo land of Tara Niroala & others
WEST
:
Kingston to Aritar Road
NORTH :
Banjo of Mohan Pratap Pradhan & P.F. & D.F. of others
SOUTH :
P.F., D.F. & Banjo of Teknath Sharma & others is likely to be needed for
the aforesaid public purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Aritar
Khamdong, East.
This Notification is made, under the provision of Section 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894
(Act I of 1894) read with the said notification to all whom it may concern.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector, East
District.
In exercise of the powers conferred by the said Section, the Governor is pleased to
authorize the Officers for the time being engaged in undertaking, with their servants and
workmen, to enter upon and survey the land and do all other acts required or permitted by
the section.
And whereas, there is urgency to acquire land and Governor is further pleased to
direct under Section 17(4) of L.A.Act of 1894 that the provision of section 5-A of the act
shall not apply.
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 65
NOTIFICATION NO:16/971/II/LR&DMD(S)
DT:01/03/2008
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for construction of road from
Chandmari Village to Jawahar Lall Nehru Marg at Chandmari block by SPWD (Road &
Bridges), it is hereby notified that the land comprising cadastral Plot Nos. given below-
BLOCK CHANDMARI
Plot No.30/397, 31/396, 4/395 measuring an area more or less 0.04 acre.
BOUNDARY
EAST :
Jhora
WEST :
Owner self land
NORTH :
Owner self land
SOUTH :
Owner self land & drain is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expenses within the aforesaid block of Chandmari.
District, Gangtok.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.971/II/LR(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 66
GOVERNMENT OFSIKKIM
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS-cumSECRETARY
FOREST, ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Notification No. 09/Adm/ FEWMD
Dated 07.03.2008
NOTIFICATION
As per the provisions of the National Working Plan Code 2004 and Letter
no.12.1-2/97/Rone –AP /VOL.2/333/38, dated 30/3/2007 of Chief Conservator of Forests
(Central), North Eastern Regional Office, Ministry of Environment & Forests,
Government of India, a committee chaired by the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests
is hereby constituted for discussion and approval of the working plans of the State, which
shall imply the consent of all concerned including the State Govt. and the Govt. of India.
The committee shall comprise of the following Members:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Secretary-cum-Principal Chief Conservator of Forests- Chairman
Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Planning) - Member
Chief Conservator of Forests (Central) Regional Office, Shillong- Member
Chief Wildlife Warden –Member
Chief Conservator of Forests (Territorial) - Member
Chief Conservator of Forests (Forest Conservation Act/ Working Plan) – Member
Conservator of Forests (Territorial) – Member
Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) – Member
Additional Secretary ( Finance)- Member
Additional Secretary ( Planning)- Member
Joint Director/Director (Kanchendzonga National Park) – Member
District Collector of concerned District or his representative for Land Revenue &
District – Member
District Development Officer of concerned District or his representative for Rural
Management Development Department– Member.
Scientist In charge or his representative, Botanical Survey of India, Sikkim Unit Member
Divisional Forest Officer (Territorial) concerned District – Member
Divisional Forest Officer (Wildlife) concerned District – Member
Divisional Forest Officer (Working Plan) – Member.
Conservator of Forests (Working Plan) – Member Secretary
In brief, the terms of reference of the committee shall be as follows:
1. As per para 22 of the National Working Plan Code 2004, the Committee will
deliberate upon the First PWPR and shall approve the report with changes as
deemed necessary. The approved First PWPR shall be final and shall imply the
consent of all concerned including the State Govt. and the Government of India.
2. As per para 25 of the National Working Plan Code 2004, the committee shall ask
for comments, hold discussion and finalize the Second PWPR similar to that of
the First PWPR. Once this report has been sanctioned no major change is
ordinarily made in the revised plan.
By order and in the name of the governor.
(S.T. Lachungpa, IFS)
Principal Chief Conservator of Forests-cum- Secretary
Forest Environment Wildlife Management Department
Government of Sikkim, Gangtok.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 67
DEPARTMENT OF COOPERATION
GANGTOK.
No: 3014/Coop
Dated 26.2.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred on me in terms of Section 38 of Sikkim Coop.
Societies, Act,1978 and consequent upon amendment of Section 90(Act No.1 of 2006) of
Sikkim Cooperative Societies Act,1978, the Secretary Agri./Horti. Government of
Sikkim is hereby nominated as Director of Sikkim State Coop. Bank Ltd(SISCO) with
immediate effect.
By order.
(G.Goparma)IAS
Commissioner-Cum-Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
10 March,
2008
No. 68
RURAL MANGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTEMNT
GOVERNEMT OF SIKKIM.
GANGTOK.
No; 31/RMDD/2008.
Dated: 26.2.2008.
NOTIFICTION
In pursuance of Section 28(1) of the Sikkim Panchayat Act,1993, the Casual
Vacancy created by the resignation of Shri Norbu Tshering Lepcha, President of 42Rakdong Tintek GPU.
Now, in pursuance of Section 30(1) of the Sikkim Panchayat Act,1993, Shri
Gyanden Lepcha has been elected as the President of 42 – Rakdong Tintek GPU.
By order.
(P.T.Euthenpa)
Director, Panchayat,
Prescribed Authority.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 69
GANGTOK
Notification No.___4_____/LR&DMD/ (R)
Dated 29/02/08
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, to facilitate Industrial growth and economic development in the State
and to create a conducive atmosphere to the investors, the State Government is hereby
pleased to make the following guidelines for registration of land on lease basis namely:1.
The Lease period shall be initially for 99 (ninety nine) years only. Renewal will
be decided depending on the facts and circumstances.
2.
There should be no subletting to other parties as a normal practice.
3.
In the event of Lease deed being registered, the purpose for which the land has
been leased if found to be used for other purposes, the Lease will stand cancelled
and the land shall be reverted to its original owner and the amount paid for the
lease of land shall be deemed to have been adjusted towards realization of land
rent.
4.
However, discretion to grant permission otherwise lies with the State
Government.
By Order and in the name of the Governor.
(R.P. CHINGAPA) SCS
SECRETARY
LAND RREVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 70
RURAL MANAGEMENT & DEV. DETT.
GOVERNMENT OF
GANGTOK
NO: 20 /RM & DD.
DATED:4/ 03/ 2008.
NOTIFICATION
Consequent upon the transfer of Smt Surekha Thapa, Assistant Project
Officer , who was designated as ASPIO and in exercise of the powers
conferred by Sub-Section (1) of Section 5 of the Right to Information Act
2005. Rural Management & Development Department Sikkim hereby
designates
Shri
Kishore
Pradhan
SCS,
Assistant
Project
Officer(Monitoring), RM&DD as the Assistant State Public Information
Officer for Rural Management & Development Department for the purpose
of the Act.
By Order.
Sd/(V.B. PATHAK) IAS
COMMISSIONER-CUM-SECRETARY
RM & DD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 71
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 2/ RC/2008
Date: 28.02.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Notification of Ministry of Law and Justice dated 19.05.2003 published in
the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II-Section I is hereby republished for general
information:
MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE
(Legislative Department)
New Delhi, the 19th May, 2003/ Vaishakha 29, 1925 (Sakha)
The following Act of the Parliament received the assent of the President on the 18th
May 2003 and is hereby published for general information:THE CIGARETTES AND OTHER TOBACCO PRODUCTS (PROHIBITION OF
ADVERTISEMENT AND REGULATION OF TRADE AND COMMERCE,
PRODUCTION, SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION) ACT, 2003
AN
ACT
to prohibit the advertisement of, and to provide for the regulation of trade and commerce
in, and production, supply and distribution of, cigarettes and other tobacco products and
for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
WHEREAS, the Resolution passed by the 39th World Health Assembly (WHO), in its
Fourteenth Plenary meeting held on the 15th May, 1986 urged the member States of
W.H.O.
which have not yet done so to implement the measures to ensure that effective protection
is
provided to non-smokers from involuntary exposure to tobacco smoke and to protect
children
and young people from being addicted to the use of tobacco;
AND WHEREAS, the 43rd World Health Assembly in its Fourteenth Plenary meeting
held
on the 17th May, 1990, reiterated the concerns expressed in the Resolution passed in the
39th
World Health Assembly and urged Member States to consider in their tobacco control
strategies plans for legislation and other effective measures for protecting their citizens
with
special attention to risk groups such as pregnant women and children from involuntary
exposure to tobacco smoke, discourage the use of tobacco and impose progressive
restrictions
and take concerted action to eventually eliminate all direct and indirect advertising,
promotion
and sponsorship concerning tobacco;
AND WHEREAS, it is considered expedient to enact a comprehensive law on tobacco in
the public interest and to protect the public health;
AND WHEREAS, it is expedient to prohibit the consumption of cigarettes and other
tobacco products which are injurious to health with a view to achieving improvement of
public health in general as enjoined by article 47 of the Constitution;
AND WHEREAS, it is expedient to prohibit the advertisement of, and to provide for
regulation of trade and commerce, production, supply and distribution of, cigarettes and
other tobacco products and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto:
BE it enacted by Parliament in the Fifty-fourth Year of the Republic of India as
follows:—
1. (1) This Act may be called the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (Prohibition
of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and
Distribution) Act, 2003.
(2) It extends to the whole of India.
Short title, extent
and commencement.
(3) It shall come into force on such date as the Central Government may, by notification
in the Official Gazette, appoint and different dates may be appointed for different
provisions
of this Act.
2. It is hereby declared that it is expedient in the public interest that the Union should
take under its control the tobacco industry.
3. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,—
(a) “advertisement” includes any visible representation by way of notice, circular,
label, wrapper or other document and also includes any announcement made orally or
by any means of producing or transmitting light, sound, smoke or gas;
(b) “cigarette” includes,—
(i) any roll of tobacco wrapped in paper or in any other substance not
containing tobacco,
(ii) any roll of tobacco wrapped in any substance containing tobacco,
which, by reason of its appearance, the type of tobacco used in the filter, or its
packaging and labelling is likely to be offered to, or purchased by, consumers as
cigarette, but does not include beedi, cheroot and cigar;
(c) “distribution” includes distribution by way of samples, whether free or
otherwise;
(d) “export”, with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, means
taking out of India to a place outside India;
(e) “foreign language” means a language which is neither an Indian language
nor the English language;
(f) “import”, with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, means
bringing into India from a place outside India;
(g) “Indian language” means a language specified in the Eighth Schedule to the
Constitution, and includes any dialect of such language;
(h) “label” means any written, marked, stamped, printed or graphic matter, affixed
to, or appearing upon, any package;
(i) “package” includes a wrapper, box, carton, tin or other container;
(j) “prescribed” means prescribed by rules made under this Act;
(k) “production”, with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions,
includes the making of cigarettes, cigars, cheroots, beedis, cigarette tobacco, pipe
tobacco, hookah tobacco, chewing tobacco, pan masala or any chewing material
having tobacco as one of its ingredients (by whatever name called) or snuff and shall
include—
(i) packing, labelling or re-labelling, of containers;
(ii) re-packing from bulk packages to retail packages; and
(iii) the adoption of any other method to render the tobacco product
marketable;
(l) “public place” means any place to which the public have access, whether as
of right or not, and includes auditorium, hospital buildings, railway waiting room,
amusement centres, restaurants, public offices, court buildings, educational institutions,
libraries, public conveyances and the like which are visited by general public but does
not include any open space;
(m) “sale”, with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, means any
transfer of property in goods by one person to another, whether for cash or on credit,
Definitions.
Declaration as to expediencyof control by the Union or by way of exchange, and whether
wholesale or retail, and includes an agreement for sale, and offer for sale and exposure
for sale;
(n) “smoking”, means smoking of tobacco in any form whether in the form of
cigarette, cigar, beedis or otherwise with the aid of a pipe, wrapper or any other
instruments;
(o) “specified warning” means such warnings against the use of cigarettes or
other tobacco products to be printed, painted or inscribed on packages of cigarettes or
other tobacco products in such form and manner as may be prescribed by rules made
under this Act;
(p) “tobacco products” means the products specified in the Schedule.
4. No person shall smoke in any public place:
Provided that in a hotel having thirty rooms or a restaurant having seating capacity
of thirty persons or more and in the airports, a separate provision for smoking area or
space
may be made.
5. (1) No person engaged in, or purported to be engaged in the production, supply or
distribution of cigarettes or any other tobacco products shall advertise and no person
having control over a medium shall cause to be advertised cigarettes or any other tobacco
products through that medium and no person shall take part in any advertisement which
directly or indirectly suggests or promotes the use or consumption of cigarettes or any
other
tobacco products.
(2) No person, for any direct or indirect pecuniary benefit, shall—
(a) display, cause to display, or permit or authorise to display any advertisement
of cigarettes or any other tobacco product; or
(b) sell or cause to sell, or permit or authorise to sell a film or video tape containing
advertisement of cigarettes or any other tobacco product; or
(c) distribute, cause to distribute, or permit or authorise to distribute to the
public any leaflet, hand-bill or document which is or which contains an advertisement
of cigarettes or any other tobacco product; or
(d) erect, exhibit, fix or retain upon or over any land, building, wall, hoarding,
frame, post or structure or upon or in any vehicle or shall display in any manner
whatsoever in any place any advertisement of cigarettes or any other tobacco product:
Provided that this sub-section shall not apply in relation to—
(a) an advertisement of cigarettes or any other tobacco product in or on a package
containing cigarettes or any other tobacco product;
(b) advertisement of cigarettes or any other tobacco product which is displayed
at the entrance or inside a warehouse or a shop where cigarettes and any other tobacco
products are offered for distribution or sale.
(3) No person, shall, under a contract or otherwise promote or agree to promote the use
or consumption of—
(a) cigarettes or any other tobacco product; or
(b) any trade mark or brand name of cigarettes or any other tobacco product in
exchange for a sponsorship, gift, prize or scholarship given or agreed to be given by
another person.
6. No person shall sell, offer for sale, or permit sale of, cigarette or any other tobacco
product—
(a) to any person who is under eighteen years of age, and
(b) in an area within a radius of one hundred yards of any educational institution.
Prohibition of
smoking in a
public place.
Prohibition of
advertisement
of cigarettes
and other tobacco
products.
Prohibition on
sale of cigarette
or other
tobacco products
to a person
below the
age of eighteen
years and
in particular
area.
7. (1) No person shall, directly or indirectly, produce, supply or distribute cigarettes or
any other tobacco products unless every package of cigarettes or any other tobacco
products
produced, supplied or distributed by him bears thereon, or on its label, the specified
warning
including a pictorial depiction of skull and cross bones and such other warning as may be
prescribed.
(2) No person shall carry on trade or commerce in cigarettes or any other tobacco
products unless every package of cigarettes or any other tobacco products sold, supplied
or
distributed by him bears thereon, or on its label, the specified warning.
(3) No person shall import cigarettes or any other tobacco products for distribution or
supply for a valuable consideration or for sale in India unless every package of cigarettes
or
any other tobacco products so imported by him bears thereon, or on its label, the
specified
warning.
(4) The specified warning shall appear on not less than one of the largest panels of the
package in which cigarettes or any other tobacco products have been packed for
distribution,
sale or supply for a valuable consideration.
(5) No person shall, directly or indirectly, produce, supply or distribute cigarettes or
any other tobacco products unless every package of cigarettes or any other tobacco
products
produced, supplied or distributed by him indicates thereon, or on its label, the nicotine
and
tar contents on each cigarette or as the case may be on other tobacco products along with
the maximum permissible limits thereof:
Provided that the nicotine and tar contents shall not exceed the maximum permissible
quantity thereof as may be prescribed by rules made under this Act.
8. (1) The specified warning on a package of cigarettes or any other tobacco products
shall be—
(a) legible and prominent;
(b) conspicuous as to size and colour;
(c) in such style or type of lettering as to be boldly and clearly presented in
distinct contrast to any other type, lettering or graphic material used on the package
or its label and shall be printed, painted or inscribed on the package in a colour which
contrasts conspicuously with the background of the package or its labels.
(2) The manner in which a specified warning shall be printed, painted or inscribed on
a package of cigarettes or any other tobacco products shall be such as may be specified in
the rules made under this Act.
(3) Every package containing cigarettes or any other tobacco products shall be so
packed as to ensure that the specified warning appearing thereon, or on its label, is,
before
the package is opened, visible to the consumer.
9. (1) Where the language used on a package containing cigarettes and any other
tobacco products or on its label is—
(a) English, the specified warning shall be expressed in the English language;
(b) any Indian language or languages, the specified warning shall be expressed
in such Indian language or languages;
(c) both English and one or more Indian languages, the specified warning shall
be expressed in the English language as well as in such Indian language or languages;
(d) partly English and partly any Indian language or languages, the specified
warning shall be expressed in the English language as well as in such Indian language
or languages;
(e) any foreign language, the specified warning shall be expressed in the English
language;
Restrictions on
trade and
commerce in,
and production,
supply
and distribution
of cigarettes
and other
tobacco products.
Manner in
which specified
warning
shall be made.
Language in
which the
specified
warning shall
be expressed.
Size of letters
and figures.
Testing laboratory
for nicotine
and tar
contents.
(f) partly any foreign language and partly English or any Indian language or
languages, the specified warning shall be expressed in the English language as well as
in such Indian language or languages.
(2) No package of cigarettes or any other tobacco products or its label shall contain
any matter or statement which is inconsistent with, or detracts from, the specified
warning.
10. No specified warning or indication of nicotine and tar contents in cigarettes and
any other tobacco products shall be deemed to be in accordance with the provisions of
this
Act if the height of each letter or figure, or both used on such warning and indication is
less
than the height as may be prescribed by rules made under this Act.
11. For purposes of testing the nicotine and tar contents in cigarettes and any other
tobacco products the Central Government shall by notification in the Official Gazette
grant
recognition to such testing laboratory as that Government may deem necessary.
12. (1) Any police officer, not below the rank of a sub-inspector or any officer of State
Food or Drug Administration or any other officer, holding the equivalent rank being not
below the rank of Sub-Inspector of Police, authorised by the Central Government or by
the
State Government may, if he has any reason to suspect that any provision of this Act has
been, or is being, contravened, enter and search in the manner prescribed, at any
reasonable
time, any factory, building, business premises or any other place,—
(a) where any trade or commerce in cigarettes or any other tobacco products is
carried on or cigarettes or any other tobacco products are produced, supplied or
distributed; or
(b) where any advertisement of the cigarettes or any other tobacco products has
been or is being made.
(2) The provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, shall apply to every search
and seizure made under this Act.
13. (1) If any police officer, not below the rank of a sub-inspector or any officer of State
Food or Drug Administration or any other officer, holding the equivalent rank being not
below the rank of Sub-Inspector of Police, authorised by the Central Government or by
the
State Government, has any reason to believe that,—
(a) in respect of any package of cigarettes or any other tobacco products, or
(b) in respect of any advertisement of cigarettes or any other tobacco
products,
the provisions of this Act have been, or are being, contravened, he may seize such
package
or advertisement material in the manner prescribed.
(2) No package of cigarettes or any other tobacco products or advertisement material
seized under clause (a) of sub-section (1) shall be retained by the officer who seized the
package or advertisement material for a period exceeding ninety days from the date of the
seizure unless the approval of the District Judge, within the local limits of whose
jurisdiction
such seizure was made, has been obtained for such retention.
14. Any package of cigarettes or any other tobacco products or any advertisement
material of cigarettes or any other tobacco products, in respect of which any provision of
this Act has been or is being contravened, shall be liable to be confiscated:
Provided that, where it is established to the satisfaction of the court adjudging the
confiscation that the person in whose possession, power or control any such package of
cigarettes or any other tobacco products is found is not responsible for the contravention
of
the provisions of this Act, the Court may, instead of making an order for the confiscation
of
such package, make such other order authorised by this Act against the person guilty of
the
breach of the provisions of this Act as it may think fit.
Power of
entry and
search.
Power to
seize.
Confiscation
of package.
2 of 1974
15. (1) Whenever any confiscation of any package of cigarettes or any other tobacco
products is authorised by this Act, the court adjudging it may, subject to such conditions
as
may be specified in the order adjudging the confiscation, give to the owner thereof an
option
to pay, in lieu of confiscation, costs which shall be equal to the value of the goods
confiscated.
(2) On payment of the costs ordered by the court, the seized packages shall be returned
to the person from whom they were seized on condition that such person shall, before
making any distribution, sale or supply of such packages of cigarettes or other tobacco
products, get the specified warning and indication of nicotine and tar contents
incorporated
on each such package.
16. No confiscation made, costs ordered to be paid under this Act shall prevent the
infliction of any punishment to which the person affected thereby is liable under the
provisions
of this Act or under any other law.
17. Any confiscation of cigarettes or any other tobacco products may be adjudged or
costs may be ordered to be paid,—
(a) without any limit, by the principal civil court of original jurisdiction within the
local limits of whose jurisdiction such confiscation has been made, costs have been
ordered to be paid,
(b) subject to such limits as may be specified by the Central Government in this
behalf, by such other court, not below a civil court having pecuniary jurisdiction
exceeding rupees five thousand, as the Central Government may, by notification in the
Official Gazette, authorise in this behalf.
18. (1) No order adjudging confiscation or directing payment of costs shall be made
unless the owner or person in possession of the package of cigarettes or any other tobacco
products has been given a notice in writing informing him of the grounds on which it is
proposed to confiscate such package, and giving him a reasonable opportunity of making
a
representation in writing, within such reasonable time as may be specified in the notice,
against the confiscation mentioned therein, and, if he so desires, of being heard
personally
or through a representative in the matter:
Provided that, where no such notice is given within a period of ninety days from the
date of the seizure of the package of cigarettes or of any other tobacco products, such
package shall be returned, after the expiry of that period, to the owner or the person from
whose possession it was seized.
(2) Save as otherwise provided in sub-section (1), the provisions of the Code of Civil
Procedure, 1908, shall, as far as may be, apply to every proceeding referred to in
subsection
(1).
19. (1) Any person, aggrieved by any decision of the court adjudging a confiscation,
ordering the payment of costs, may prefer an appeal to the court to which an appeal lies
from
the decision of such court.
(2) The appellate court may, after giving to the appellant an opportunity of being
heard, pass such order as it thinks fit confirming, modifying or reversing the decision or
order appealed against or may send back the case with such directions as it may think fit
for
a fresh decision or adjudication, as the case may be, after taking additional evidence, if
necessary:
Provided that an order enhancing any fine in lieu of confiscation or confiscating of
goods of greater value shall not be made under this section unless the appellant has had
an
opportunity of making a representation and, if he so desires, of being heard in person or
through a representative in his defence.
(3) No further appeal shall lie against the order of the court of appeal.
Power to give
option to pay
costs in lieu of
confiscation.
Confiscation
not to interfere
with other
punishments.
Adjudication.
Giving opportunity
to the
owner of
seized packages.
Appeal.
5 of 1908
20. (1) Any person who produces or manufactures cigarettes or tobacco products,
which do not contain, either on the package or on their label, the specified warning and
the
nicotine and tar contents, shall in the case of first conviction be punishable with
imprisonment
for a term which may extend to two years, or with fine which may extend to five
thousand
rupees, or with both, and for the second or subsequent conviction,with imprisonment for
a
term which may extend to five years and with fine which may extend to ten thousand
rupees.
(2) Any person who sells or distributes cigarettes or tobacco products which do not
contain either on the package or on their label, the specified warning and the nicotine and
tar
contents shall in the case of first conviction be punishable with imprisonment for a term,
which may extend to one year, or with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees, or
with
both, and, for the second or subsequent conviction, with imprisonment for a term which
may
extend to two years and with fine which may extend to three thousand rupees.
21. (1) Whoever contravenes the provisions of section 4 shall be punishable with fine
which may extend to two hundred rupees.
(2) An offence under this section shall be compoundable and shall be tried summarily
in accordance with the procedure provided for summary trials in the Code of Criminal
Procedure, 1973.
22. Whoever contravenes the provision of section 5 shall, on conviction, be punishable—
(a) in the case of first conviction, with imprisonment for a term which may extend
to two years or with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees or with both, and
(b) in the case of second or subsequent conviction with imprisonment for a term
which may extend to five years and with fine which may extend to five thousand
rupees.
23. Where any person has been convicted under this Act for the contravention of the
provision of section 5, the advertisement and the advertisement material for cigarettes
and
other tobacco products may be forfeited to the Government and such advertisement and
advertisement material shall be disposed of in such manner as may be prescribed by rules
made under this Act.
24. (1) Any person who contravenes the provisions of section 6 shall be guilty of an
offence under this Act and shall be punishable with fine which may extend to two
hundred
rupees.
(2) All offences under this section shall be compoundable and shall be tried summarily
in accordance with the procedure provided for summary trials in the Code of Criminal
Procedure, 1973.
25. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in
force, the Central Government or the State Government may, by notification in the
Official
Gazette, authorise one or more persons who shall be competent to act under this Act:
Provided that the person so authorised may, if he has reasonable ground for believing
that any person has committed an offence under section 4 or section 6, may detain such
person unless the accused person furnishes his name and address, and otherwise satisfies
the officer detaining him that he will duly answer any summons or other proceedings
which
may be taken against him.
(2) Any person detained under sub-section (1) shall forthwith be taken before
Magistrate to be dealt with according to law.
(3) Any person committing an offence under section 4 or section 6 shall be triable for
such offence in any place in which he may be or which the State Government may notify
in
Punishment
for failure to
give specified
warning and
nicotine and
tar contents.
Punishment
for smoking in
certain places.
Punishment
for advertisement
of
cigarettes and
tobacco
products.
Forfeiture of
advertisement
and advertisement
material.
Punishment
for sale of
cigarettes or
any other
tobacco
products in
certain places
or to persons
below the age
of eighteen
years.
Prevention,
detention and
place of trial
of offences
under sections
4 and 6.
2 of 1974.
2 of 1974.
this behalf, as well as in any other place in which he is liable to be tried under any law for
the
time being in force.
(4) Every notification issued under sub-sections (1) and (3) shall be published in the
Official Gazette, and a copy thereof shall be exhibited for information to the public in
some
conspicuous place or places as the State Government may direct.
(5) Every person authorised under sub-section (1) shall be deemed to be a public
servant within the meaning of section 21 of the Indian Penal Code.
26. (1) Where an offence under this Act has been committed by a company, every
person who, at the time the offence was committed, was in charge of, and was
responsible to,
the company for the conduct of the business of the company, as well as the company,
shall
be deemed to be guilty of the offence and shall be liable to be proceeded against and
punished accordingly:
Provided that nothing contained in this sub-section shall render any such person
liable to any punishment, if he proves that the offence was committed without his
knowledge
or that he had exercised all due diligence to prevent the commission of such offence.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), where any offence under
this Act has been committed by a company and it is proved that the offence has been
committed with the consent or connivance of, or is attributable to any neglect on the part
of,
any director, manager, secretary or other officer of the company, such director, manager,
secretary or other officer shall be proceeded against and punished accordingly.
Explanation.—For the purposes of this section,—
(a) “company” means a body corporate and includes a firm or other association
of individuals; and
(b) “director”, in relation to a firm, means a partner in the firm.
27. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, an
offence punishable under this Act shall be bailable.
28. (1) Any offence committed under section 4 or section 6 may either before or after
the institution of the prosecution be compounded by such officer authorised by Central
Government or State Government and for an amount which may not exceed two hundred
rupees.
(2) Where an offence has been compounded under sub-section (1), the offender, if in
custody, shall be discharged and no further proceedings shall be taken against him in
respect
of such offence.
29. No suit, prosecution or other legal proceeding shall lie against the Central
Government or any State Government or any officer of the Central Government or any
State
Government for anything which is in good faith done or intended to be done under this
Act.
30. The Central Government, after giving by notification in the Official Gazette, not
less than three months' notice of its intention so to do, may, by like notification, add any
other tobacco product in respect of which it is of opinion that advertisements are to be
prohibited and its production, supply and distribution is required to be regulated under
this
Act, and thereupon the Schedule shall in its application to such products be deemed to be
amended accordingly.
31. (1) The Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, make rules
to carry out the provisions of this Act.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may provide
for all or any of the following matters, namely:—
(a) specify the form and manner in which warning shall be given in respect of
cigarettes or other tobacco products under clause (o) of section 3;
Offences by
companies.
45 of 1860.
Offences to be
bailable.
2 of 1974.
Composition
of offences.
Protection of
action taken in
good faith.
Power to add
any tobacco
products in the
Schedule.
Power of
Central
Government
to make rules.
(b) specify the maximum permissible nicotine and tar contents in cigarettes or
other tobacco products under the proviso to sub-section (5) of section 7;
(c) specify the manner in which the specified warning shall be inscribed on each
package of cigarettes or other tobacco products or its label under sub-section (2) of
section 8;
(d) specify the height of the letter or figure or both to be used in specified
warning or to indicate the nicotine and tar contents in cigarettes or other tobacco
products under section 10;
(e) provide for the manner in which entry into and search of any premises is to be
conducted and the manner in which the seizure of any package of cigarettes or other
tobacco products shall be made and the manner in which seizure list shall be prepared
and delivered to the person from whose custody any package of cigarettes or other
tobacco products has been seized;
(f) provide for any other matter which is required to be, or may be, prescribed.
(3) Every rule made under this Act and every notification made under section 30 shall
be laid, as soon as may be after it is made, before each House of Parliament, while it is in
session, for a total period of thirty days which may be comprised in one session or in two
or
more successive sessions, and if, before the expiry of the session immediately following
the
session or the successive sessions aforesaid, both Houses agree in making any
modification
in the rule or notification or both Houses agree that the rule or notification should not be
made, the rule or notification shall thereafter have effect only in such modified form or be
of
no effect, as the case may be; so, however, that any such modification or annulment shall
be
without prejudice to the validity of anything previously done under that rule or
notification.
32. Nothing contained in this Act shall apply to any cigarette or other tobacco products
or package of cigarettes or other tobacco products which is exported:
Provided that nothing in this section shall be deemed to authorise the export of any
package of cigarettes or other tobacco products, not containing the specified warning and
indication of nicotine and tar contents to any country if the law in force in that country
requires that the same or similar warning and nicotine and tar contents shall be specified
on
each package of cigarettes or other tobacco products.
Explanation.—For the purpose of this section, any cigarette or other tobacco products
or package of cigarettes or other tobacco products shall be deemed to be exported before
the
commencement of this Act, if the necessary steps for export have already been taken
notwithstanding that the actual export has not taken place.
33. (1) The Cigarettes (Regulation of Production, Supply and Distribution) Act, 1975,
is hereby repealed.
(2) Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any action taken under the provisions
of the aforesaid Act, shall, in so far as such thing or action is not inconsistent with the
provisions of this Act, be deemed to have been done or taken under the provisions of this
Act as if the said provisions were in force when such thing was done or such action was
taken and shall continue in force accordingly until superseded by anything done or any
action taken under this Act.
Act not to
apply to
cigarettes or
other tobacco
products which
are exported.
Repeal and
savings.
49 of 1975.
THE SCHEDULE
[See section 2(p)]
1. Cigarettes
2. Cigars
3. Cheroots
4. Beedis
5. Cigarette tobacco, pipe tobacco and hookah tobacco
6. Chewing tobacco
7. Snuff
8. Pan masala or any chewing material having tobacco as one of its ingredients (by
whatever name called).
9. Gutka
10. Tooth powder containing tobacco.
SUBHASH C. JAIN
Secy. to the Govt. of India
R.K. PURKAYASTHA
(SSJS)
LR-cum Secretary
Law Department
File No.
11(256)/LD/RC/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 72
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 3/ RC/2008
Date: 28.02.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Notification of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare dated 25.02.2005
published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II-Section 3-Sub-section (ii) is
hereby republished for general information:MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
(Department of Health)
New Delhi, the 25th February, 2004
S.O. 238 (E).- In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-section (3) of Section I of the
The Cigarettes and Other tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation
of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and Distribution) Act, 2003 (34 of 2003),
the Central Government hereby appoints 1st day of May, 2004 as the date on which the
provisions of Sections 1,2,3,4,5,6(a), 12 (1) (b), 12 (2), 13 (1) (b), 13 (2), 14,
16,19,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30 and 31 of the said Act shall come into force.
[F. No. P-16011/2/2003-PH]
BHAVANI THYAGARANJAN ,
Jt. Secy
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 73
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 22/Home/2008
Dated: 20/02/2008
ADDENDUM & CORRIGENDUM
In Notification No: 17/Home/2008, dated 5th February,2008, after the words “
Pang Lhabsol Celebration” and before the words” Which falls” appearing in the second
line, insert the work “ at Ravangla, South Sikkim”,.
“F. No. Gos/Home-II/87/8” please read “ F. No.50(229)2008/TD”.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO.50(229)2008/TD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 74
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
23/Home/2008
Dated: 22/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by clause (b) of sub-section 2 of
Section 3 of the Oaths Act, 1969, the State Government is pleased to
empower the Oath Commissioners empowered by the High Court in respect
of affidavits for the purpose of judicial proceedings, to also administer oath
and affirmation in respect of affidavit for other purposes.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. No. 16 (343) LD/2007
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 75
HOME DEPARTMENT
No:
24/Home/2008
Dated: 23/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by clause (a) of sub-section (1) of
Section 16 of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 (Central Act No. 68 of
1986), read with letter no. L-19011/1/2008-Jus. dated 23rd January, 2008, the
State Government in consultation with the Hon’ble Chief Justice of High
Court of Sikkim, hereby appoints Shri Justice A. P. Subba, Judge, Sikkim
High Court, as President of the Sikkim State Consumer Disputes Redressal
Commission for the purpose of the said Act.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. No. 1 (134) CP/FC & CA/2002
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 76
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 25/Home/2008
Dated: 25/02/2008
NOTIFICATION
In amplification of Notification No. 16/Home/2006 dated 25.2.06 the
State Government is hereby pleased to notify in public interest the following
procedure for issue of permit for entry into Dzongu area in North Sikkim, with
immediate effect: (1)
Application shall be made to the District Collector, North, Mangan or the
Superintendent of Police, Checkpost, Gangtok in the prescribed format along
with two recent passport size photographs.
(2)
The permit shall contain the photograph of the person to whom it is
issued and invariably state the purpose of his/her visit.
(3) Permit shall be issued after obtaining clearance from the office of District
Superintendent of Police, North on the merits of each case. In respect of foreign
tourists, permits shall be issued after clearance from the Foreigners Registration
Office, Gangtok.
(4)
Applicant may be required to produce his/her identification document like
Electoral Identify card, Driving Licence etc. and, in case it is so deemed
necessary in public interest, the District Superintendent of Police may cause
further verification of the antecedents of the applicant to be conducted before
clearance is accorded for the issue of the permit.
(5)
In the case of domestic/foreign tourists, who travel on a guided tour, the
application for permit shall be accompanied with a copy of the identification
document of the concerned guide, travel agent or NGOs that are approved by
the State Government for conducting such tours.
(6)
In order to make the daily functioning of Government Officials effective
and easier they shall be permitted to proceed to/fro Sangkalang/Toong/Phidang
Checkpost on production of valid Identity Card issued by the Home Department.
Separate permit will not be required by Government officials on official duty if
he/she has valid ID card.
(7)
Locals traveling to/fro Sangkalang/Toong/Phidang Check Post may be
required to produce a copy of their C.O.I./E.P.I.C./Ration Card as proof of their
identity if deemed necessary at the concerned check post.
(8)
Other conditions contained in Notification No. 16/Home/2006 dated
25.2.06 shall remain unchanged.
(9)
In case of workers engaged on projects in North Sikkim, longer duration
permits, initially for a period of one year extendable for such further period as
may be required, may be issued by the District Collector, North subject to police
clearance as indicated above and their fulfilling other criteria under the applicable
laws and rules including relating to employment.
(10) Any person aggrieved by the refusal of a permit may approach the Home
Department {Joint Secretary(C)}, Government of Sikkim.
File
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CHIEF SECRETARY
No.GOS/Home-II/96/20/Vol.VI
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
11 March,
2008
No. 77
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. Home/ Conf./2008/03
Dated: 20/02/2008
CORRIGENDUM
In Order No. Home/Conf./2008/02 dated 29/01/2008, in serial number 3 the word
“Development” is deleted and after the words “Building and Housing Department”,
add the word “Gangtok”.
In serial number 4 after words “Building and Housing Department,” and before the
word “South” insert the words “Ravangla Sub-Division,”.
Serial Number 5 is deleted and serial numbers of the Order are renumbered as 1 to 5.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. Gos/DTE/2008/MISC
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
13 March,
2008
No. 78
DT: 6.3.2008
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 4 (1) OF
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union namely for the establishment of District
Institute of Education & Training (DIET) by HRDD at Boomtar block, South District, it
is hereby notified that pieces of land comprising cadastral Plot No. 238 (P), 239 (P), 240,
241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 316, 317, 318, 319 & 320 and measuring an area
more or less 3.3760 hectare bounded as under.
BOUNDARY
EAST :
Sikkim Sarkar Slip & Kholsa
WEST :
D. F. of Garjaman Tamang
NORTH:
Jail road & Garjaman Tamang
SOUTH:
Sikkim Sarkar Jail`s land, Dhanman Tamang, Tenzing Tamang &
Rajprava is likelyto be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expenses
within the aforesaid block of Boomtar, South Sikkim.
This notification is made, under the provision of Section 4 (1) L. A. Act, 1894
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is further pleased to
direct Under Section 17 (4) that the provisions of Section 5-A of the Act shall not apply.
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
13 March,
2008
No. 79
DT:06/03/2008.
DEACQUISITION UNDER SECTION 48(1) OF
Whereas the land whose description is given below was likely to be needed for
public purpose and a notification to that effect have been made in the Official Gazette
No.32 date 27.02.2007 under section 4(1) of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 has been
published in Government Gazette and whereas it has subsequently been revealed that the
land is not required for public purpose and that possession over the land has not been
taken over by the Collector South District Namchi Sikkim, the notification made earlier
Under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, is hereby stands cancelled.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND
1.
TEMI BLOCK:- Plot Nos. 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 372, 374, 376, 377, 367, 369,
371, 361, 359, 353, 354, 355, 356, 358, 363, 365, 364, 347, 346, 348, 349, 350, 352 &
273 approx area 6.3220 hectare. (Private land) and Plot No.309, 351, 357, 360, 362, 370,
373, 375 & 368 approx areas .2900 hectare (Footpath, Kulo & Kholsa) Government Land
(Sikkim Sarkar).
BOUNDARY:EAST : Block Boundary (Tanak Block) Footpath, Jhora & Birkha Bdr. Chettri
WEST : S.P.W.D Road
NORTH : Old Road, Block Boundary (Tanak Block)
SOUTH : S.P.W.D road & Footpath
2.
TANAK BLOCK:- Plot Nos. 6, 7, 8/838, 8, 10, 13, 38, 14, 15, 18, 19, 40, 49, 50,
51, 57/817, 58/818, 57, 58, 63, 44, 43, 41, 42, 41/655, 41/654, 41/656. 42/658, 41/657,
42/659, 46, 47, 48, 53, 52, 54, 61, 62, 66, 67, 70, 71, 91, 92, 98, 93, 69, 67/796, 99, 60,
68, 72, 73, 90, 91/802 & 71/809 approx. area 13.8140 hectare (Private land and Plot Nos.
1, 9, 11, 12, 20, 39, 45, 59, 65, 94, 97, 100 & 117 approx. area 0.7400 hectare (Kholsa,
Kulo & old road) Government land (Sikkim Sarkar).
BOUNDARY:EAST : Tek Bdr. Chettri & Deo Kumar Chettri
WEST : Block Boundary (Timi Block) & Old Road
NORTH : Kharga Bdr. Chettri, Kulo, Chandra Bdr. Chettri, Jhora, SPWD Road, Man
Bdr. Chettri & Old Road.
SOUTH : Footpath
Now, therefore, in exercise of the power conferred by Sub Section (I) of Section
48 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894) the State Government hereby
notified that the land specified and declared for acquisition above shall stand withdrawn
with immediate effect.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
File NO. 47/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
13 March,
2008
No. 80
NOTIFICATION
NO: 17/1185/LR&DMD(S)
DT:05/03/2008.
CORRIGENDUM
vide Notification No.17/1185/LR&DMD(S) dated 01.03.2005 in relation to
acquisition of additional land for construction of Airport at Pakyong the quantum
of total area and certain Plot Nos. may be read as:Total acquired area-29.9600 Hectare.
1. Plot No.269/1234 should be 269/1406 and 380/1254 should be 280/1254
(Dikling Block).
2. Portion or (P) should be added against the Plot Nos.383, 384, 321, 452,
311, 260, 269, 448, 280, 279 and 293 of Dikling & 97 and 583 of Kartok
Block. Similarly, Plot No.307 of Dikling should be 307/A.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
GANGTOK.
FILE NO.1185/II/LR&DMD(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
13 March,
2008
RURAL MANAGEMENT & DEV. DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK, TASHILING
No.: 27 /RM&DD
Dated: 05 / 02 /08
NOTIFICATION
In order to deliver qualitative works and proper planning in the Gram
Panchayat Units, the Government of Sikkim has proposed to constitute a
development committee in all Gram Panchayat Units under name of “Gram
Panchayat Development Committee”. The members are as follows:-
1.
KARCHI MANGAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
SHRI. CHEDUP LEPCHA
SHRI. TASHI LEPCHA
SHRI. KHETUK LEPCHA
SMT. JUMKI BHUTIA
SHRI. KARNA BDR. GURUNG
SHRI. THENDUP LEPCHA
SHRI. LACHO LEPCHA
SHRI. PEMA LEPCHA
2.
DHUPIDARA NARKHOLA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
SHRI. PUKMAN MANGER
SHRI. AITA SINGH SUBBA
SHRI. RAM KR. MANGER
SHRI. PREM RANA
SHRI. KARNA BDR. GURUNG
SHRI. PURNA BDR. MANGER
SHRI. BIR BDR. KAMI
SHRI. BIRKHA BDR. KAMI
SHRI. DHAN BDR. MANGER
SMT. JAG MAYA SUBBA
SHRI. AMBER BDR. MANGER
SHRI. KESHAR BDR. MANGER
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
KONGRI LABDANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
SHRI. TIKA RAM GURUNG
UPPER LABDANG
SHRI. BIRKHA BDR. GURUNG
UPPER LABDANG
SHRI. TULA RAM GURUNG
MIDDLE LABDANG
SHRI. DIK BIR GURUNG
MIDDLE LABDANG
SHRI. PADAM BDR. GURUNG
LOWER LABDANG
SHRI. NIRMAL GURUNG
LOWER LABDANG
SHRI. LEDUP LEPCHA
KONGRI MANEYDARA
SHRI. PASSANG TSH. LEPCHA
KONGRI MANEYDARA
SHRI. ASH MAN SUBBA
NAKU KONGRI
MANGDER
MANGDER
MIDDLE MANGNAM
MIDDLE MANGNAM
UPPER MANGNAM
UPPER MANGNAM
LOWER KARJEE
LOWER KARJEE
RUNGDUNG
RUNGDUNG
POKHORI
POKHORI
NORKHOLA
NORKHOLA
UPPER DUPIDARA
UPPER DUPIDARA
LOWER DUPIDARA
LOWER DUPIDARA
YANGTAM
YANGTAM
No. 81
10.
SHRI. RABDEN LEPCHA
NAKU KONGRI
4.
TASHIDING GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
SMT. SANGCHO LEPCHA
SHRI. SONAM GYATSO CHAKTHA
SMT. LAZI ZANGMU LEPCHA
SHRI. LEYDA LEPCHA
SHRI. DAL BDR. CHETTRI
SHRI. PEMA WANGYAL BHUTIA
SHRI. D.B. KHARGA
SHRI. M.B. RAI
SHRI. DUKCHUNG BHUTIA
SHRI. SANMAN LLIMBU
SMT. JAMI MAYA SUBBA
SHRI. SONAM DORJEE BHUTIA
5.
ARITHANG CHONGRONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SHRI. G.D. SUBBA
SHRI. JAS RAJ SUBBA
SHRI. HEM KARNA SHARMA
SHRI. TOPGYA LEPCHA
SHRI. HARKA BIR BISTA
SHRI. ENCHUNG LEPCHA
SHRI. P.L. DAHAL
SMT. SANTI SUBBA
SHRI. MONI LALA SHARMA
SHRI. MANI KR. MANGER
UPPER GANGYAP
UPPER GANGYAP
LOWER GANGYAP
LOWER GANGYAP
UPPER LASSO
UPPER LASSO
LOWER LASSO
LOWER LASSO
TASHIDING GOMPA
TASHIDING GOMPA
NORDANG
NORDANG
UPPER CHONGRANG
UPPER CHONGRANG
MIDDLE CHONGRANG
MIDDLE CHONGRANG
LOWER CHONGRANG
LOWER CHONGRANG
NESHA
NESHA
LOWER ARITHANG
LOWER ARTHANG
06: GERETHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. G.S. LEPCHA, LOWER GERETHANG
SHRI. AITAMAN SUBBA, UPPER LABING
MS. BUDDHA MAYA SUBBA, TAMATAM
PHURCHO BHUTIA, UPPER GERETHANG
SHRI. BUDDHA MAN SUBBA, LOWER LABING
SHRI. BIMAL SUBBA, MIDDLE LABING
07: YUKSOM DUBDI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. KHANGZANG BHUTIA, YUKSOM
SHRI. KAMAL SUBBA, TING-TING
SHRI. DAL BIR CHETTRI, TSONG
SHRI. PRAKESH GURUNG, GUFADARA TOPSING
SHRI. NAR BAHADUR SUBBA, MANGSABONG
SHRI. BUDDHA SINGH SUBBA, KHYONGTEY
08: THINGLE GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. DHAN KUMAR SUBBA, III THINGLI NG
SHRI. SUHANG SUBBA, II THINGLING
MS. BISHNU LACHI SUBBA, I THINGLING
MS. DHAN MOTI RAI, KHECHEPERI
SHRI. GYALPO LEPCHA, TSOZO
09: MELI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SMT. GAURI MAYA RAI, LOWER MELLI
SHRI. GYATSO LEPCHA, UPPER MELLIACHING
SMT. KAMALA LEPCHA, TINGBRUM
SHRI. DUL MAN RAI, TOPUNG
SHRI. JULA SUBBA, LOWER MELLI ACHING
SHRI. D.B. RAI, UPPER MELLI
SMT. DIKI DOMA BHUTIA, SONGLITAM
10: DARAP GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SHRI. HANGSA RAJ SUBBA, DARAP
SHRI. B.B. SUBBA, LAGEY
SHRI. KESHAM SUBBA, NAMBOO-EUNGAON
SHRI. SANTA BIR SUBBA, NAMBOO
SHRI. DAWALA BHUTIA, SINGRAPONG
SHRI. ASH MAN SUBBA, SINGFENG
SHRI. HEMANT KUMAR SUBBA, SIDIBONG
11: SINGYANG-CHUMBONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. TOPJER BHUTIA, UPPER CHUMBONG
SHRI. NIMCHO LEPCHA, SINDRONG
SMT. CHUNG CHUNG BHUTIA, NAKU
SHRI. BHIM BAHADUR SANYASI, LOWER-CHUMBONG
SHRI. RINZING LENDUP BHUTIA, SINGYANG.
12. YANGTEY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
SHRI. DURGA BIR SUBBA
2.
SHRI. TIK BDR. GURUNG
3.
SHRI. DEO MAN SUBBA
4.
SHRI. B.M. SUBBA
5.
SHRI. PURNA SINGH RAI
6.
SMT. MAYA CHETTRI
7.
SMT. BISHNU MAYA SHARMA
8.
SHRI. SUK BDR. RAI
9.
SHRI. BHAKTA BDR. SUBBA
10.
SHRI. MIKMA TSH. LEPCHA
11.
SHRI. CHATAR SINGH RAI
12.
SHRI. DIL BDR. CHETTRI
UPPER BHALUTHANG
UPPER BHALUTHANG
LOWER BHALUTHANG
LOWER BHALUTHANG
UPPER ONGLOK
UPPER ONGLOK
LOWER ONGLOK
LOWER ONGLOK
UPPER YANGTEY
UPPER YANGTEY
LOWER YANGTEY
LOWER YANGTEY
13. GYALSHING OMCHUNG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHER BAHADUR KARKI
CHARAN SIGDEL
DAWA BHUTIA
KUBER NATH PARAJULI
H.B. PARDHAN
K.N. SUBEDI
UPPER GYALSHING
MIDDLE GYALSHING
MALBASSEY
UPPER OMCHUNG
LOWER OMCHUNG
LOWER KYONGSA
14. YANGTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
KHARKA SINGH SUBBA
CHATTRA BAHADUR NIROLA
PREM SINGH SUBBA
PASSANG BHUTIA
SAN MOTI SUBBA
CHONGZONG
TOYANG
LANGANG
UPPER YANGTHANG
GYABA NAYA BUSTY
15. LINGCHOM TIKJYA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TIL BAHADUR GURUNG
SUK PRASAD SUBBA
KUBER NATH SHARMA
B.B. SUBBA
SANTA MAN SHARMA
UPPER LINGCHOM
MIDDLE LINGCHOM
LOWER LINGCHOM/SALLEY
LOWER TIKJYA
UPPER TIKJYA
16. SARDONG LUNGZIK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
BHIM RAJ SUBBA
LOWER SARDONG
2.
SAN MAN GURUNG
UPPER SARDONG
3.
GYAN MAYA SUBBA
MIDDLE SARDONG
4.
KAVITA SUBBA
LOWER LUNGZIK
5.
BHAKTA BIR SUBBA
UPPER LUNGZIK
17: BONGTEN SAPONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
LALL BDR. RAI
– CHANGAY.
T.R. BHUTIA – EX-PANCHAYAT.
RUP MAYA GURUNG – EX-PANCHAYAT.
BHIM BDR. CHAWAN – EX-PANCHAYAT.
RAJEN SUBBA – SOOM. SRINAGRI.
SOVNA RAI – EX-ZILLA PANCHAYAT.
18; GETANG KARMATAR GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DIGAM SUBBA (EX-PANCHAYAT).
TEN TSH. LEPCHA (EX-PANCHAYAT).
SUK LALL SUBBA (EX- PANCHAYAT).
LALL BDR. RAI
TIKA MAYA CHETTRI (EX-PANCHAYAT).
GITANG.
19; MANEYBUNG SOPAKHA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
J.B. RAI – EX-PANCHAYAT.
HARI PD. KHULAL
T.B. SUBBA
DAWA ZANGMOO SHERPA
JAS BIR RAI
TEK BDR. GURUNG
BHAKTA BDR. RAI
– L/MUKRUNG.
– BONDUKEY BORBOTAY.
– UTTARAY.
– LENGAY SOPAKHA.
– M/SOPAKHA.
– KUMUK-SEPI.
20: DENTAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
K.C.GURUNG (EX-PANCHAYAT)
KRISHNA LALL SHARMA
PASSANG SHERPA
PASSANG CHANGYA SHERPA
BISHNU PD. GURUNG (EX-PANCHAYAT)
– DENTAM.
– L/MANGMOO.
– U/MANGMOO.
– M/BEGHA.
– DENTAM.
21: RADHU-KHANDU GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
GAZENDRA BASNETT
– KHANDU.
NIM KIT LEPCHA (EX-PANCHAYAT)
– RADHU-KHANDU.
KALA SHARMA (EX-PANCHAYAT)
– U/SHANKHU.
P.M. CHETTRI
– SHANKHU.
S.N. BASNETT (EX- PANCHAYAT)
– U/KHANDU.
MATHMALALL PRADHAN (EX-SERVICEMAN) – M/SHANKHU.
22 – HEE GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. Shri. Sonam Bhutia s/o Topgay Bhutia – Hee Patal.
2. Shri. Dhan Rup Subba s/o Dhan Bdr Subba – Hee Patal.
3. Shri. Kipa Bhutia s/o Norbu Gyaltsen Bhutia – Hee Patal.
4. Shri Bhim Bdr. Bista s/o Bhakta Bdr Bista (Retired Captain) – Hee School area.
5. Smt. Urmila Chettri w/o Bal Kr. Chettri – Hee school area.
6. Shri. Santa Bir Subba s/o Bhim Bdr. Subba – Hee Tamabung.
7. Smt. Sumanti Subba w/o Ratna Singh Subba (Ex-Panchayat) – Hee Tamabung.
8. Smt. Kamala Chettri w/o Shri Bhim Bista – Hee Bazar.
9. Smt. Padamkit Subba w/o Shri Bir Bdr (Ex-Panchayat) – Hee Bazar.
10. Smt. Ranjana Bhandari w/o L.B. Bhandari – Hee Bazar.
11. Shri. Ram Kishore subba s/o Shri D.P Subba (Ex-Panchayat) – Kyangbari.
23 – PECHRECK MARTAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. Shri. Krishna Bhandari s/o J.B Bhandarai – Pechreck.
2. Shri. Mani Kr. Subba s/o D.S Subba – Pechreck.
3. Miss Khargashore Chettri d/o Ran Dhoj – Pechreck.
4. Shri. Tej Bdr Chettri s/o Sarbajit Chettri – Majgoan.
5. Smt. Saraswati Chettri w/o Tika Ram – Majgaon.
6. Shri. Tashi Sherpa s/o Norbu Dhan Sherpa – Upper Martam.
7. Shri. Phur Temba sherpa s/o Passang Sherpa – Upper Martam.
8. Smt. Yanglama Sherpa w/o Passang N Sherpa – Upper Martam.
9. Smt. Tulasha Devi Subba w/o Shri Birbal subba – Middle Martam.
10. Shri. Puspa Lall Sharma s/o Bhagirath Sharma – Lower Martam.
11. Shri. Chabi lall sharma s/o Prasad Sharma – Lower Martam.
12. Shri. Damber Singh Chamling s/o Durga Singh Rai – M Martam.
24 – BARNYAK BARTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. Shri. Dik Bir Gurung s/o Bhim Bdr Gurung – Upper Bermiok.
2. Shri. Karma Sonam Sherpa s/o Passang Tsh. – Bermiok.
3. Miss Mon Maya Sharma d/o Dilli Ram – Bermiok.
4. Smt. Suk Maya Subba w/o Shri Pravin Gurung – Bermiok Daragaon.
5. Shri. Maita Raj Subba s/o Dhan Singh Subba – Somok 13th Mile.
6. Shri. Ganesh Pd. Sharma s/o Siva Pd. Sharma – Sambak 13th Mile.
7. Shri Jalandar Sharma s/o Shri B.B. Sharma (Ex-Panchayat) – Rungdu.
8. Smt. Meena Kri Sharma w/o Shri. L.M. Sharma (Ex-Panchayat) – Berthang.
9. Miss Kumari Thapa d/o Hari Chandra Mangar – Berthang.
10. Shri. Bholanath Sharma s/o Morath Sharma (Ex-Panchayat) – Berthang.
11. Shri. Omkar Sharma s/o Bhagirath Sharma – Berthang.
12. Shri. Laxmi Pd. Bhattarai s/o Datta Ram (Ex-Panchayat) – Berthang.
13. Shri. Dawcho Lepcha s/o Ongden Tsh Lepcha (Ex-Panchayat) – Bermiok.
14. Shri. Suk Dhoj Subba s/o Shri Lall Bdr. Subba - Upper Bermiok.
25 – CHINGTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. Smt. Dawkit Bhutia w/o K.C Lama (Ex-Panchayat) – Yangsum.
2. Smt. Phip Rani Subba w/o J.B Jogi – Yangsum.
3. Smt. Gandhimata Rai w/o Sudhadhan Rai – Yangsum.
4. Smt. Rangita Subba w/o Aita Bdr Subba – Yangsum.
5. Smt. Man Lachi Rai w/o Dillip Kr. Rai (Ex-Panchayat) – Meyong.
6. Shri. Maden Rai s/o Mani Pd. Rai – Meyong.
7. Shri. Santu Thapa s/o Chitra Bdr Chapa – Chingthang.
8. Shri. Mani Raj Rai s/o Ram Harkey Rai – Chingthang.
9. Shri. Sasi Kr Rai s/o Indra Bdr Rai (Ex-Panchayat) – Megyong.
10. Shri. Million Gurung s/o Mohan Das Gurung Najar – Berthang.
11. Shri. Phurba Lepcha s/o Sonam Pintso Lepcha – Yangsum.
12. Shri. Dillip Khati s/o Gaja Lall Khati – Yangsum.
26: SANGADORJEE GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. SONAM ONGYAL BHUTIA – SANGADORJEE.
SHRI. DEVI LALL CHETTRI – HATHIDUNGA.
SHRI. GYATSO LEPCHA – ZEEL.
SHRI. KARMA SONAM LEPCHA – SANGADORJEE.
SHRI. GANESH BDR CHETTRI – L/ HATHIDUNGA.
SHRI. T.R. GURUNG – SANGADORJEE.
27: TADONG RINCHENPONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. HEM KUMAR GURUNG – TADONG.
SHRI. KIRTUP TSH BHUTIA – KALUK.
SMT. INDRA GURUNG – TADONG.
SHRI. TARA DAS – KARTHOK.
SHRI. SHER BDR GURUNG – KARTHOK.
SHRI. R.K. CHETTRI – KARTHOK.
28; SAMDONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1. SHRI. DAWA THENDUP BHUTIA – BUKSAM.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. LHENDUP LEPCHA – U/SAMDONG.
SHRI. B.M. LIMBOO – L/SAMDONG.
SHRI. B.M. LIMBOO – RESHI.
SHRI. DHAN SINGH LEPCHA – BOOM.
SHRI. K.C. BHUTIA – SRIBADAM.
29; DEYTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. K.L. ADIKARI – DETHANG.
SHRI. T.M. RAI – PARENGAON.
SHRI. CHUDEN SHERPA – U/JUSHINGTHANG.
SHRI. R.B. RAI – 8TH MILE PARENGAON.
SMT. LACHI MAYA RAI – RESHI WARD NO.5
SMT. KALAWATI BHUTIA – DANKITTAY.
30: TAKUTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. NAR BAHADUR CHETTRI – MANGLEY.
SHRI. PASSANG THENDUP BHUTIA – U/ TAKUTHANG.
SHRI. B.B. CHETTRI – CHUCHEN.
SHRI. J.B. TAMANG – L/ TAKUTHANG.
SMT. DIBYA TAMANG – TAKUTHANG.
31: KAMLING SULDUNG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
SHRI. S.K. DONG.
SHRI. JAI BDR. RAI.
SHRI. P.T. DONG (EX-A.O)
SHRI. PASSANG TAMANG (EX-PANCHAYAT).
SHRI. PIBER MANGER (EX-PANCHAYAT)
SMT. SHIVA LACHI MANGER (EX-ZILLA MEMBER)
SHRI. N.B. CHETTRI.
SHRI. S.K. RAI.
32: MABOBG-SEGENG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. SHYAM KR. RAI.
SMT. PUSHPA DEVI RAI (EX-PANCHAYAT).
SHRI. SUK BDR. RAI.
SHRI. KUMAR CHAMLING.
SHRI. P.S. RAI (EX-TEACHER).
SHRI. BAG BIR TAMANG.
33: KHANISERBONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1. SMT. NAR MAYA MANGER (EX-PANCHAYAT)
2. SHRI. LAKH MAN SUBBA (EX-PANCHAYAT)
3. SHRI. N.B. THAPA (EX-PANCHAYAT)
4. SMT. PHUL MOTI TAMANG (EX-PANCHAYAT)
5. SHRI. BAL BIR TAHAPA.
6. SHRI. JAI PRAKASH CHETTRI.
7. SHRI. THOMAS LIMBOO.
34: CHOTASAMDONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SHRI. DEO BDR. TAMANG (EX-PANCHAYAT)
SHRI. PUSH BDR. SUBBA.
SHRI. BHIM BDR. GURUNG (EX-PANCHAYAT)
SHRI. SANCHA RAJ SUBBA.
SMT. MINTUK DOLMA TAMANG.
SHRI. NIM TSH. TAMANG.
SHRI. DEELIP GURUNG.
35: GELLING-SAMSING GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1. SHRI. BHUWAN TIWARI.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SMT. SABITTRI RAI.
SHRI. PREM DHOJ RAI.
SHRI. PREM LALL CHETTRI (EX-PANCHAYAT).
SHRI. KIRAN KR. RAI (EX-PANCHAYAT).
SHRI. RAJESH RAI (EX-PANCHAYAT).
SHRI B.B. CHETTRI (EX-ZILLA MEMBER)
36: CHAKUNG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI.C.B. RAI (EX-MLA)
SHRI. L.B. MANGER (EX-PANCHAYAT)
SHRI. P.T. SUKMIMO.
SHRI. GYANU GURUNG.
SMT. SANTI DEVI GURUNG.
SHRI. DAWA BHUTIA (EX-ARMY)
37: MENDOGOWN GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. KAMAL SINGH TAMANG (EX-PANCHAYAT)
SHRI. DEEPAK GURUNG.
SHRI. HASTA BDR.GURUNG (EX-PANCHAYAT)
SHRI. SUK MAN TAMANG.
SHRI. KALU BISWAKARMA.
SHRI. MAITA SINGH TAMANG
38. CHUMBONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. R.M. RAI
SHRI. P.T. KARTHOK
SHRI. JECOB KHALING
SHRI. P.S. BHUTIA (EX-CAPTAIN ARMY).
SHRI. B.B. KHARKA (EX-TEACHER)
SHRI T.B. RAI (EX- TEACHER)
39; ZOOM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SMT. BIMALA RAI
C.B. RAI (EX-TEACHER)
KRIPA RAI
BIRKHA BDR. RAI
ASHOK RAI
–
–
–
–
–
WARD NO. 1.
WARD NO. 2.
WARD NO. 3.
WARD NO. 4.
WARD NO. 5.
40; MALBASAY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SMT. SARITA SUBBA
SHRI. RAM PD. BASNETT
SMT. ANJANA SHARMA
SHRI. DURGASING SUBBA
SHRI. DAMBER THAPA
– MALBASAY.
– MALBASAY.
– PAKKIGAON.
– MALBASAY.
- BHUDANG.
41; SORENG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. K.D. PEGHA
SHRI. JAI KUMAR SHARMA
SHRI. PHURBA TSHERING TAMANG
SHRI. BASANTI TAMANG
SHRI. ASHOK PRADHAN
– SORENG.
– MANGSARI.
– MAGARZONG
– MAGARZONG.
– SORENG.
42; SINGLING GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. SHERAB SHERPA
SHRI. DAWA NORBU TAMANG
SMT. MUNNA SUBBA
SMT. SHOVA RAI
SHRI. PREM KR. SUBBA
– UPPER SINGLING.
– MIDDLE SINGLING.
– BARAKOLAY.
– PHUNCHAYBONG.
– OGENG.
6. SHRI. SHER BDR. SUBBA
– UPPER SINGLING.
43; TIMBURBONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. M.B. SUBBA
SHRI. D.K. SUBBA
SHRI. BHOJ KUMAR PRADHAN
SHRI. CHANDRA HANG SUBBA
SHRI. LOK PRASAD DAHAL
– TIMBURBONG.
– TIMBURBONG.
– LOWER TIMBURBONG.
– TIMBURBONG.
– TIMBURBONG.
44; THARPU GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. BHOJRAJ SUBBA
SMT. LAXMI DHITAL
SHRI. DHIREN KHAREL
SHRI. BHANU KUMAR PRADHAN
SHRI. PREM SING BANIA – THARPU.
– THARPU.
– THARPU.
– THARPU.
– THARPU.
45; DODAK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. K.D. GURUNG
SHRI. DAKMAN GURUNG
SHRI. U.K. SHARMA
SHRI. SHER BDR. SUBBA
SHRI. MAR TSHERING LEPCHA
SHRI. LAKBU LEPCHA
– DODAK.
– DODAK.
– DODAK.
– DODAK.
– DODAK.
– DODAK.
46; BARIAKHOP GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. DAL BDR. CHETTRI
SHRI. RAN BDR. GURUNG
SHRI. DATEMBA SHERPA
SMT. BIMLA GURUNG
SHRI. PRAVIN GURUNG
– BARIAKHOP.
– BARIAKHOP.
– BARIAKHOP.
– BARIAKHOP.
– BARIAKHOP.
47: RUMBUK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
BUDHA TSHERING LEPCHA.
C.B. SUBBA.
LAKPA SHERPA.
MAITA SING SUBBA.
D.B. LEPCHA.
MS. MINGMA LAMU SHERPA.
48: UPPER FAMBONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
WARD – AMBAR BDR. GADILY.
WARD – BAL BDR. SIWA.
WARD – MRS. SANCHAMAYA SUBBA.
WARD – HARI PD. SUBBA.
WARD – BHAI TENJEE SHERPA.
49: LOWER FAMBONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
WARD – MAHENDRA PRADHAN.
WARD – MISS SUKMAYA SUBBA.
WARD – MRS DEO LATA CHETTRI.
WARD – CHANDRA KR. SUBBA.
WARD – SUK RAJ SUBBA.
50: LUMGCHUK/SALAUGDANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1. WARD – NIRMAL DORJEE.
2. WARD – BHAGIRATH CHETTRI.
3. WARD – HANGJIT SUBBA.
4. WARD – NAR BDR. BHURTEL.
5. WARD - DEVILALL BHUJEL.
51: SIKTAM / TIKPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
WARD – MRS. SABITRI SHARMA.
WARD – MISS MAN MAYA SUBBA.
WARD – MRS.BHADRIBA RAI.
WARD – BUDHA BIR SUBBA.
WARD – SANGEY CHETEN SHERPA.
52: OKHAREY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
WARD – MRS. DALANUM SHERPA.
WARD – LAKPA NAWANG SHERPA.
WARD – NIM TSHERING LEPCHA.
WARD – MRS. SAMDEN SHERPA.
WARD - NIMA WANGDI SHERPA.
53: RIBDI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
WARD – PHURBA SHERPA.
WARD – MISS PEMDIKI SHERPA.
WARD – NURI SHERPA.
WARD – PEMBA LAMA SHERPA.
WARD – MINGMA SHERPA.
SOUTH DISTRICT
1. LINGEE GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
GANGA MAYA THAPA.
CHANDRA MAYA RAI.
TAMGAY LEPCHA.
SANGMIT LEPCHA.
CHARAKMAN RAI.
2. PAYONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1. RAJ KUMAR GOVERDHAN.
2. CHURAMANI ADHIKARI.
3. KESHAB BHATTARAI.
4. TARA MANI ADHIKARI.
5. MUNNA DEVI ADHIKARI.
3: LINGMOO-KOLTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1. MRS. RITA SHARMA
– M/KOLTHANG.
2. MRS. NARVADA CHETTRI
– L/KOLTHANG.
3. MR. GYAN BAHADUR TIWARI
– PEPTHANG.
4. MR. NIM TSHERING LEPCHA
– UPPER KOLTHANG
5. MR. SONAM GYATSO LEPCHA
- LINGMOO
4: NIYA MANGZING – GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
MR. RAM CHANDRA RAI
MR. TEK NATH DHUNGEL
MRS. PEMA SHERPA
MR. MAN BDR. RAI
MRS. DEO MAYA RAI
MR. DIL BDR. KHARKI
MR. BHIM BDR. CHETTRI
– BROM WARD.
– L/NIYA.
– U/NIYA.
– L/MANGZING.
– U/MANGZING.
– L/TOKDAY.
– U/TOKDAY.
5; SRIPATAN-GAGYONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
MR. PRAKASH CHANDRA SUBBA
MR. SAN BDR. RAI
MR. SOVIT MAN BASNET
MR. MEGH NATH TIMSINA
MR. PRAKASH CHANDRA SUBBA
MR. TOPDEN LEPCHA
– SRIPATAN.
– NAMPHOK.
– MENGLEE.
– L/SRIPATAN.
– U/SRIPATAN.
– L/GAGYONG.
6; YANGANG – RANGANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
MR. C.L. GURUNG - EX-PANCHAYAT PRESIDENT
MR. KARMA TSE. BHUTIA – EX-PANCHAYAT
MR. TEK MAN GURUNG – EX-PANCHAYAT
MRS. SUMITRA GURUNG
MR. KAZI MAN RAI (EX-PANCHAYAT).
(MR. DIL KUMAR KHATI
7: RAVANG SANGMOO GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
MRS. TSHERING BHUTIA
MR. KHANTA BIR LIMBOO – DOGAK.
MR. B.B. DAHAL – NINGYANG.
MR. T.T. BHUTIA – SNAGMO.
8: BEN MANPHRIK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. RATNA BDR. CHETTRI – PEKU.
-YANGANG.
– U/RANGANG.
– PATHING.
– U/SATAN.
– SAMRUK
– L/RANGANG.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. MANGMA SHERPA – DARAGAON.
MR. RATAN RAI – BEN.
MR. BHAICHUNG BHUTIA – MANPHRIK.
MRS. PEMA SHERPA – DIW.
09. TEMI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
K.D. BHUTIA
2.
CHANDRA MAYA BANIYA
3.
TSHERING CHODEN BHUTIA
4.
TEK BDR. GURUNG
5.
LEELA GURUNG
6.
DHARMARAJ POUDYAL
UPPER TEMI
UPPER TEMI
UPPER TEMI
UPPER TEA GRADEN
TEA GARDEN
LOWER TEMI
10. TARKU GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
BHARAT BANIYA
KAMERGAON
2.
DURGA POUDYAL
UPPER TANAK
3.
TILAK DAHAL
LOWER TANAK
4.
KAMAL NEPAL
LOWER TARKU
5.
SARMAN DARJEE
UPPER TANAK
6.
P.B. SERPALI
UPPER TARKU
7.
RAM KR. POUDYAL
LOWER TARKU
8.
LEELA POUDYAL
MIDDLE TARKU
11. NAMPHING GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
G.M. RAI
PABONG
2.
S.M. LIMBOO
DARING
3.
DHURBA RUCHAL
RESHEP
4.
RANU SHARMA
CHALAMTHANG
5.
H.K. SHARMA, Ex-Panchayat NAMPHING
12. BARNYAK TOKAL GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
KARMA CHODA BHUTIA
YOG BDR. LIMBOO
GOPI BAJGAI
BIR BDR. RAI
ONGCHUK BHUTIA
THANSING
UPPER TOKAL
LOWER TOKAL
BERMIOK
TODEY
13. RAMENG NIZRAMENG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MAHINDRA GURUNG
PARLAD GURUNG
TIKA RAM SUNAR
DAMBER BDR. SUNAR
RANGITA RAI
DONG
RAMENG
NIZRAMENG
LOWER TINGLAY
BURUL
14. CHUBA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
M.D. SHERPA
MINGMA NARBU SHERPA
TEMPA SHERPA
LAKPA DOMA SHERPA
DAWA TSH. SHERPA
MOHAN GURUNG
CHUBBA PERBING
LOWER PERBING
LOWER KHOP
UPPER KHOP
UPPER PERBING
DOVAN
15. CHUBA PHONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHOVA CHETTRI
BISHNU MAYA DAHAL
DHARNI DAR SHARMA
NAINA KR. GURUNG
HEM KR. GURUNG
LOWER KAREK
UPPER KAREK
UPPER PHONG
LOWER CHUBBA
UPPER CHUBBA
16 – MANEYDARA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
MR JADHU NARAYAN PRADHAN EX. PAN.
MR PHURJANG LEPCHA
MR JAS BDR. SUBBA
MR BAL GOVIND RASAILY EX. PAN.
MR D.K. PRADHAN EX. HM
MR BUDHIMAN TAMANG
MR J.M. RAI EX. HM.
LOWER KABREY
U/ KABREY
LOWER MANEYDARA
U/ MANEYDARA
TEK
NALAM
KOLBUNG
17 – NAGI – PAMPHOK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
MRS SHANTI RAI EX. ZILLA
MR DAMBER BARAILY
MRS KRISHNA MAYA DHUNGEL EX. PAN.
MR. CHANDRA BIR TAMANG
MR MAN BDR. TAMANG
MRS. SARITA TAMANG
MR PRAM KUMAT GHIMIREY
MR SANDHOJ TAMANG
U/ NAGI
L/ NAGI
PALITAM
L/ KATENG
U/ KATENG
L/ BOKRANG
PAMPHOK
U/ BOKRANG
18- TURUNG – MAMRING GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
ARUN GURUNG
GOPAL KHAREL EX. PAN.
PRAKASH TAMANG
RENUKA TAMANG EX. PAN.
NAKUL RANAPAL
RUDRA PD.SHIWAKOTI: EX. TEACHER
L/ MAMRING
U/ MAMRING
DONAK
SUBINKHOR
U/ TURUNG
KIRTIPUR.
19 – TANGZI – BIKMAT GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MRS CHUNU GURUNG
MR. GOPAL
MR. GOKUL RAI EX. PAN.
MR. MANGAL SUSH BISH. EX. PAN.
MR. ARJUN RAI
TANGZI SUIRAM
RAI KALIKHOLA
PAIYONGRAM
BIKMAT
RABIKHOLA
20 – RATEYPANI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR SURJAMAN GURUNG
MISS NORJAY LEPCHA
MR. SUK BDR. SUBBA
MR. BISHNU RAI
MR. NAINA SINGH DURAL
PASSI
L/ RATEYPANI
M/ RATEYPANI
U/ RATEYPANI
KHAIRBOTEY
21: SADAM SUNTALEY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
PURNA BAHADUR RAI.
KAMALA GURUNG.
SHRI. D.B. TIWARI.
SHRI. RABIN BASNET.
SHRI. RAM BAHADUR RAI.
SHRI. BAL KUMAR PRADHAN.
SHRI. BIRBAL LIMBOO.
22: MELLI DARA PAIYONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. SHRI. M.B. TAMANG.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SHRI. L.T. SHERPA.
SMT. PAVITRA TAMANG.
SHRI. D.N. PRADHAN.
SHRI. KRISHNA BAHADUR CHETTRI.
SHRI. BALBIR TAMANG.
SHRI. PREM KUMAR RAI.
23: TURUK RAMABONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
BHAKTA BAHADUR RAI.
PREM KUMAR RAI.
RAJEN GURUNG.
THENDUP LEPCHA.
ATUL BAHADUR MANGAR.
CHANDRA PRASAD RAI.
SANTA BAHADUR PRADHAN.
SMT. BASANTI RAI.
24: LUNGCHUK KAMAREY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
PASSANG TEMBA SHERPA.
CHANDRA BAHADUR GURUNG.
RAN BAHADUR RAI.
SHIVA KUMAR RAI.
DAMBER SINGH PADHAN.
MILAN KUMAR RAI.
25 : SUMBUK KARTIFEY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DEVI PRASAD PRADHAN.
MAHINDRA
SMT. PAVITRA RAI.
SANTOSH GIRI.
KUMAR SINGH RAI.
26: RONG – BULL GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
PANCHAYAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MS. SUMITRA RAI, SABHAPATI.
SHRI. MANI KUMAR RAI, UP-SABHAPATI.
SHRI. CHANDRA BAHADUR RAI, SACHIVA.
GANGA MANGAR, MEMBER.
SHRI. RAJU GURUNG, MEMBER.
NON PANCHAYAT
1. SMT. SANGEY DOMA GURUNG, UPPER RONG.
2. SHRI. DEBI PRASAD MANGER, LOWER RONG.
3. SHRI. MANI KUMAR CHETTRI, BUL.
27: MANIRAM – SINGITHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
PANCHAYAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SHRI. TOPDE BHUTIA, SABHAPATI.
MS BINA GAZMER, UP-SABHAPATI.
SHRI. RAMESH RAI, SACHIVA.
MS HEM KUMARI MANGAR, MEMBER.
MS DOMA TAMANG, MEMBER.
MS SITA KUMARI RAI, MEMBER.
SHRI. DINESH PRADHAN, MEMBER.
8. SHRI. GANGA PRASAD KAMI, MEMBER.
NON PANCHAYAT
1. SHRI. K.C. RAI, BOOMTAR.
2. SHRI. GANESH RAI, SINGITHANG.
3. SMT. SUNITA TAMANG, MANIRAM.
4. SMT. TULSI BARAILY, BOOMTAR.
5. SMT. PERMILA GURUNG, PHALIDARA.
6. SMT. DURGA TAMANG, SALLEYBONG.
7. SHRI. GADEN TSHERING BHUTIA, MANIRAM.
8. SHRI. AKALMAN TAMANG, MANIRAM.
9. SHRI. SANTA KUMAR PRADHAN, PHALIDARA.
10. SHRI. TIKARAM MANGER, PHALIDARA..
28: MIKHOLA KITAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
H.B. RAI
KUMAR LEPCHA
HARKA BDR. DARJEE
BHAKTA BDR. TAMANG
CAPT. P.B. MUKHIA
KUSH NARAN PRADHAN
–
–
–
–
–
–
KOPCHEY (RETIRED J.D. HEALTH).
UPPER MIKHOLA.
LOWER MIKHOLA.
MANPUR.
UPPER KITAM.
LOWER KITAM.
29; SOROK SHYAMPANI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
M.B. RAI
IMAL RAI
AMRIT RAI
GANGA PD. SUBBA
NIRMALA RAI
KALI PD. RAI
–
–
–
–
–
–
UPPER GOM.
LOWER GOM.
UPPER SOROK.
LOWER SOROK.
SHYAMPANI.
COMPOUND BASINEY GAON.
30. SALGHARI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
RAJESH RAI
D.P. RAI
TIKA KUMAR SUBBA
CHABILALL MANGER
ANITA TAMANG
-
LOWER SALGHARI WARD
LOWER DOROP WARD
UPPER DOROP
DHARGAON
UPPER SALGHARI
31; ASSANTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DEVI MAYA RAI
D.P. SHARMA
MAHENDRA THAPA
RINZING LEPCHA
K.B. THAPA
–
–
–
–
–
DUMI GAON.
UPPER ASSANTHANG.
ALLEY.
SAMBUNG
LOWER ASSANTHANG.
32; POKLOK DENCHUNG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MANI KUMAR RAI
K.B. RAI
AMBIKA SHARMA
B.R. RAI (EX-TEACHER)
GANGA SIGDAL
–
–
–
–
–
DENZONG.
DONG.
SAMSEYBONG.
NANDUGAON.
SAMATAR.
33; TINIK CHISOPANI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. HARI MAYA CHETTRI
2. ASHOK RAI
3. SANTOSH TAMANG
–
–
–
AMBOTEY.
CHISOPANI.
BARBOTEY.
4. TIKARAM CHETTRI
5. MANBIR KAMI
–
–
TINIK.
LALLSHOR.
34: MAMLAY – KAMRANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
PANCHAYAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Shri. Kantuman Rai, Sabhapati.
Ms. Santi Maya Mangar, Up – Sabhapati.
Shri. Deo Kumar Mangar, Sachiva.
Shri. Kamal Rai, Member.
Shri. Surjay Thapa, Member.
NON – PANCHAYAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Miss Nirmala Rai, Lower Mamlay.
Shri. Ganga Prasad Chettri, Upper Mamlay.
Shri. Dhan Bir Rai, Lower Kamrang.
Shri. Passang Lepcha, Upper Kamrang.
Shri. Purna Bahadur Rai, Tinzir.
35; TINGRITHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
PANCHAYAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. DOGYAL LEPCHA, SABHAPATI.
MS TSHERING DEM BHUTIA, UP – SABHAPATI.
SHRI. RATNA BDR. RAI, SACHIVA.
SHRI. JAS MAN RAI, MEMBER.
SHRI. KRISHNA BAHADUR RAI, MEMBER.
NON PANCHAYAT
1. SHRI. KAMAL CHETTRI, TINGRITHANG.
2. SHRI. DAYAL SINGH RAI, PABONG.
36; DAMTHANG – JAUBARI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
PANCHAYAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. LALIT RAI, SABHAPATI.
SHRI. DA PEMBA BHUTIA, UP-SABHAPATI.
SHRI. GAGAN SUBBA, SACHIVA.
MS. NIRMALA GURUNG, MEMBER.
SHRI. DAWA LAKPA SHERPA, MEMBER.
NON PANCHAYAT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SMT. TIRTHA RAI, CHEMCHEY.
SHRI. K.B. CHAMLING, CHEMCHEY.
SMT. LAXCHIMI GURUNG, DAMTHANG.
SHRI. KAMAL GURUNG, DAMTHANG.
SHRI. DAL BAHADUR RAI, CHIYADARA.
SHRI. DA PHURBA SHERPA, JAUBARI.
37: WOK OMCHU GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MISS. PHURMIT LEPCHA – SIKIP.
C.T. LEPCHA – WOK.
MR. NORDEN LEPCHA – WOK.
MR. RATNA BDR. GURUNG – WOK.
MR. HASTA MAN MANGAR – WOK.
38: SANGANATH GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
BISHNU BAHADUR RAI
TASHI TSHERING LEPCHA
RUDRA BDR. RAI
MAIN KR. RAI
KABIR MAN RAI
39: TINKITAM RAYONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. A.D. RAI, TINKITAM
MISS MAHENDRA CHETTRI, RAYONG
MR. KANTOLEY RAI, RAYONG
MRS. PASANG BHUTIA, TINKITAM
MR,S.B. RAI, TINKITAM
40: LINGTING TINGMO GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
MR. WANGDUP SHERPA, HINGDAM
MRS. KAMALA LEPCHA, TINGMO
MR. SRIMAN GURUNG, TINGMO
MR. BIMAL GURUNG, TINGMO
41. LEGSHIP (HINGDAM) GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
DHAN KUMAR RAI
NAR MAYA CHETTRI
K.B. RAI
H.B. RAI
VIJAY RAI
42.
KEWZING BAKHIM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
UPPER LEGSHIP
LOWER LEGSHIP
NARDANG
UPPER DHARGAON
LOWER DHARGAON
SHRI. TOPCHEN BHUITA, KEWZING
SHRI. DAWA SARKI, TENGAYMENDANG
SHRI. PASSANG SHERPA, BAKHIM
SHRI. MILAN RAI, DALEP
SHRI. PREM BAHADUR, LINZOO
43: BARFUNG ZARRONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. KARMA WANGCHUK, BARFUNG
SHRI. DURGA PD. RAI, ANETHANG
SHRI. BHANU RAI, ZARONG
SHRI. ASHOK RAI, BERING
SMT. SANCHA MAYA RAI, UPPER DEYTHANG
SHRI. TARA MAN PANDEY, LOWER DEYTHANG
44: RALANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. SUBASH RAI, UPPER RALANG
SHRI. GHANAYSHYAM. LOWER NAMLANG
SHRI. TASHI RINCHEN, MANGARDALAM
SHRI. KAZILA, UPPER NAMLUNG
SHRI. LHENDUP DORJEE, LOWER RALANG
SHRI. TULSHI SHARMA, LINGDING
45. BURUNG PHAMTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. TEK BDR. GURUNG
SHRI. JIRUNG KAZI
SHRI. KESHAR MAN RAI
CHANDRA MAN GURUNG
SHRI. RAM BDR. SHARMA
SHRI. BHAKTA RAM LIMBU
EAST DISTRICT
1: SUMIN LINGZEY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI A.B. GURUNG
SHRI. MAN BAHADUR MANGER
SHRI. ARUN SUBBA
SHRI. B.B. CHETTRI
SHRI. LOBZANG BHUTIA
SHRI. TENZING RAI
– L/LINGZEY.
– U/LINGZEY.
– MANGTHANG.
– L/SUMIN.
– M/SUMIN.
– U/SUMIN.
02 – WEST PENDAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
MR SONAM LEPCHA
MR INDRA BDAR. PRADHAN
MR K.P. SUBEDI
NIRMAL BOJUGAI.
MR PRAKASH RAI
MR HARKA BDR. SUBBA
K.B BISHWAKARMA.
MR DILIP RAI
MRS SUSHAN LEPCHA.
-RALANG
RALANG
SAKHU
SAKHU
SINGLEBONG
SAWNEY
KHANI
BORDANG
BORDANG
3; CENTRAL PENDAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
SHRI. LOCHAN SHARMA
SMT. MAN MAYA RAI
SHRI. LOBZANG KAZI
SHRI. THALARAM KHANAL
SHRI. CHURA MANI DHAKAL
SHRI. PREM KIRAN PRADHAN
SHRI. DIL KUMAR GURUNG
SHRI. UTTAM BISWAKARMA.
SHRI. D.N PRADHAN
– KARMITHANG.
– SAJONG.
– SAJONG.
– BHURUNG.
– CHEWRI BOTEY.
– DUGA.
– DEORALI.
– JITLANG.
– JITLANG.
4: EAST PENDAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHRI. KEDAR SHARMA
SHRI. J.B. TAMANG
SHRI. DEO KUMAR TAMANG
SHRI. K.B. THAKAR
SHRI. NAV RAJ CHETTRI
SHRI. BHAKTI PRASAD RAI
– PADAMCHEY.
– TINDHAREY.
– U/BHASMEY.
– L/BHASMEY.
– BHASMEY.
–PACHAK.
5: PACHEYKHANI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. C.K. TAMANG (RARATHANG).
SHRI. CHANDRA MANI PRADHAN (D. PACHEYKHANI).
SHRI. RAHUL TAMANG (CHHALAMTHANG).
SMT. TARA KHARAL (BYANGTHANG).
SHRI. SUBASH MANGER (CHHALAMTHANG).
6: TAZA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
RAM PD. REGMI.
DEWAN SINGH SUBBA.
TARA NATH SHARMA.
BIMLA TAMANG.
KARMA BHUTIA.
07: RHENOCK TARPIN GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
BIR SINGH RAI.
PHUCHUNG BHUTIA.
B.M. GURUNG.
DAWA DOMA CHETTRI.
DEEPA RAI
8; ARITAR GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
RAPDEN BHUTIA
PURAN GURUNG
BIKRAM PRADHAN
BHAGAT GURUNG
SMT. MEENA DHUNGANA
H.B. RAI.
- GUMPA SIMANA WARD
- MANEDARA WARD
- PRADHAN GOAN WARD
- KINGSTON WARD
- UPPER KHAMDONG WARD
- KUTTITAR WARD
09: SUDUNGLAKHA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MEGNATH GIRI.
MEENA PRADHAN.
GURJA MAN RAI.
MANOJ SHARMA.
NIR MAYA PRADHAN.
10-DALAPCHAND GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
MANI PD. RAI
HEMU PRADHAN
ADHIKLALL RAI
BHAWANI POUDYAL
MANI KUMAR GURUNG
KRISHNA PD. SHARMA
- MANKHIM WARD
- SADHUGOAN WARD .
- KATAHARBOTEY WARD.
- DARAGOAN WARD
- MANDIR GOAN WARD.
- DEOLING WARD .
11-REGOH GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
PASANG LEPCHA
C.B. RAI
KARNA BAHADUR RAI
KUMAR GURUNG
CHAKRA KUMAR GURUNG
- BIMBIRAY WARD .
- TALKHARKA WARD .
- THOKAR WARD
- SISNEY WARD .
- DOKCHIN WARD
12- PREM LAKHA SUBHANEDARA GPU
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TEMPA SHERPA
PEMTSHERING SHERPA.
NAWRAJ SHARMA
PASSANG PHUTI SHERPA
MANI TAMANG
- PREMLAKHA WARD
- AGAMLOK WARD
- SUBHANEDARA WARD .
- SIGANEBAS WARD.
- MANE SISNEY WARD.
13: GNATHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. MR. SONAM SHERPA – SARATHANG.
2. MR. KARMA SHERPA – GRATHANG.
3. MR. R.B. MUKHIA – 10TH MILE.
4. MRS. LOBSANG LHAMU – 5TH MILE.
5. MISS. BHAKTA KUMARI BHUJEL – 9TH MILE.
14; LINGTAM PHADAMCHEN GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. SUMBA SHERPA.
MR. PEM NURI SHERPA.
MR. GYATSO SHERPA.
MR. LHA TSHERING SHERPA.
MRS. LHAMU DOMA BHUTIA.
15; ROLEP LAMATEN GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. TIKA RAM RAI.
MRS. YOUWATI RAI.
MRS. KHARKI MAYA RAI.
MR. TARAMAN GURUNG.
MR. PIRTHUMAN RAI.
16: CHUJACHEN GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
KHEMRAJ UPRETY
GHANASYAM PRADHAN
MANI KUMAR MANGER
KHEM PD. ADHIKARI
K.S GURUNG
- LUNGCHOK WARD.
- POSHOKE WARD
- REWLAKHA WARD .
- MARKANG WARD.
- SUNGDUNG WARD .
17; LATUK CHUCHENPHERI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. MR. NIL RAJ RAI – LATUK.
2. MR. GAYMPO TSH. BHUTIA – ZILLURY.
3. MR. ONGAY BHUTIA – CHUCHEN.
4. MR. K.B. CHETTRI – CHUCHEN.
5. MR. ONGDEN BHUTIA – PHERI.
18; PARKHA THEKABONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. TIKA RAM GURUNG – PARAKHA.
MR. DHAN BDR. GURUNG – PARAKHA.
MRS. TILA MAYA GURUNG – TINKHARKAY.
MR. URGEN SHERPA – THIKABONG.
MR. BERINDRA DARJEE – PARAKHA DARAGAON.
19: RIWA MACHONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MRS. RADHA RAI – RECAP.
MR. SANCHAMAN SUBBA – LOSSING.
MR. MANOJ RAI – RIWA.
MR. G.R. RAI – RIWA.
MR. D.P. SHARMA – MACHONG.
20; LINKEY TAREYTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
J.M. SUBBA.
CHONGDEM BHUTIA.
DEO NARAYAN LUITEL.
C.B. RIZAL.
Sheela Dorjee.
21: AMBA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MRS. DHAN MAYA NEOPANY.
MR. PHURBA LEPCHA.
MR. TASHI SHERPA.
MR. LAKPA GHISHING.
MR. NARAYAN PRADHAN.
6. MR. RUDRA RAI.
22: CHANGEY SENTI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. TEK BDR. GURUNG – SAMSING.
MR. NARAYAN CHETTRI – SAMSING.
MR. SANTOSH KR. GURUNG – PHIRFIRAY.
MR. RAJ KUMAR RAI – SENTI.
MR. INDRA LALL – GANGCHUNG.
23. KARTOK-NAMCHEYPONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. NARAPATI SHARMA (NAYA BUSTEY).
SHRI. PHIPRAJ SUBBA (BASILAKHA).
SHRI. MAI PRATAP RAI (NIMTAR).
SHRI PALDEN GYATSO BHUTIA (DORJI DEN GUMPA).
SMT. PUSHPA CHETTRI (BASNETT WARD).
24. AHO YANGTAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SMT. SABITA POUDYAL (LOWER AHO).
SHRI. BUDHARAJ SUBBA (CHHOTA SINGTAM)
SHRI. GAJAMAN MANGER (KADAMTAM).
SHRI. BIRMAN SUBBA (YANGTAM)
SHRI. BISHNU BISHWAKARMA (CHHOTA SINGTAM).
25: ASSAM LINGZEY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
HARKA BAHADUR SUBBA
DIL MAYA RAI
PRANI MAYA RAI
MEERA RAI
NAKUL RAI
DECHEN BHUTIA
MANOJ SUBBA
SUSHILA SHARMA
NERSING RAI
– DHARA GAON.
-DARAGAON
- DARAGAON
-DARAGAON
– DHARA GAON.
– LINGZEY.
– SAURINI.
– GAIRI GAON.
– GANCHERAN
26: NAITAM NANDOK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
CHUNG CHUNG BHUTIA
NIM TSHERING LEPCHA
OM NATH SHARMA
PADAM RAI
KALAWATI RAI
INDRA KAMAL RAI
– PABZVILA.
– NANDOK BUSTRY
– NAMTHANG.
– BHUSUK.
– NANDOK.
– NAITAM.
27; TATHENGCHEN SYARI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
PHURBA TAMANG
PASSANG BHUTIA
MR. RATEN TAMANG
LAKPA SHERPA
BEJOY TAMANG
MUNNA TAMANG
– RONGNECH EAST.
– LOWER TATHANGCHEN.
- SYARI
– UPPER SYARI.
– MIDDLE SYARI.
– LOWER SYARI.
28; LUING PERBING GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MRS. KAMALA RAI
MR. D.B. MUKHIA
MR. BIR BDR. GURUNG
MR. TIRTHA BDR. CHETTRI
MR. MANOJ KR. CHETTRI
- PERBING
- BHOTAY GAON
-THANIDARA
-PERBING
-KHARKA GAON
29: RANKA BERBING GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. BHALU LEPCHA
MR. T.T. BHUTIA
MRS. KADEN LEPCHA
MR. SURJAY RAI
MR. BHIM RAI
-DHAJEY.
-SANGTONG
-PHENYONG.
- RAI GAON.
-MALANGTHANG.
30: REY MINDU GRAM PANCHAYATUNIT
1.
SANGAY LEPCHA
JHUMTHI LEPCHA
BEJAY RAI
YANGCHEN LEPCHA
M.B. RAI
2.
3.
4.
5.
TEPHYAK MENDU
REY
SEBEK LINGDUM
UPPER LINGDUM
LOWER LINGDUM
31; RAWTEY RUMTEK GRAM PANCHAYATUNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. P.R. NEWPANI – RETD. TEACHER.
MR. THAKUR PD NEPAL.
SMT. MENUKA GURUNG.
SMT. GAYATRI BHUTIA.
MR. KARMA CHOGYAL BHUTIA.
R. NEOPANIGAON
RAWATEY .RUMTEK
CHINZEY
RUMTEK
SHYAGYONG RURMTEK
32: SAMLIK-MARCHAK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. NARI BHUTIA (LOWER SAMLIK).
MR. K.B. THAPA (RETD. CAPT.) MARCHAK.
MR. NAKU LEPCHA (MARCHAK).
MR. MANJIT RAI (NAMIN).
MRS. MILAN KALA SHARMA (MARCHAK).
33: NAMLI GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MR. L.B. KARKI (MIDDLE CAMP).
MRS. BHAGIMAYA CHETTRI (MIDDLE CAMP)
MR. MANDEEP SUBBA (TUMLABUNG).
MR. C.P. SUBBA (RADONG)
MR. N.B. PARSAI (NAMLI).
34: MARTAM-NAZITAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
MR. ASHOK PRADHAN (MARTAM).
MR. RAMJEE PRADHAN (MARTAM).
MR. ASHOK RAI (MARTAM).
MR. PALCHEN BHUTIA (MARTAM).
MRS. NEENA RAI (CHUZA).
MR. ZAMYANG BHUTIA (MARTAM GANGKHA).
MR. I.B. BANIYA (NAZITAM).
MR. LOKNATH POUDYAL (PATIM).
35: BYENG-PHEGYONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
MR. R.B. TAMANG (RAPDONG).
MR. K.P. BARAKOTI (NAMGEYTHANG).
MR. B.P. BARAKOTI (NAMGEYTHANG).
MR. PHUCHUNG BHUTIA (NAMGEYTHANG).
MR. TASHI BHUTIA (PHEGYONG)
MR. KEE TSH. LEPCHA (BYONG).
36: SIRWANI-CHALAMTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
MRS. NIM PHUTI LEPCHA (CHALAMTHANG)
MR. PREM PRADHAN (SIRWANI).
MR. TEK BDR. KAMI (DOCHUM)
MR. TEK BDR. RAI (CHISOPANI)
MR. ARUN LAMA (TINEK)
MR. K.B. GURUNG (CHISOPANI)
MR. SUREN GURUNG (CHISOPANI)
37: KHAMDONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT,
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MRS. JAMUNA TAMANG
MR. KHUS NARAYAN PRADHAN
MR. TEK BDR. RAI (EX-PANCHAYAT)
MRS. KAMALA TAMANG
MR. JEEWAN LAMICHANEY
– L/KHAMDONG.
– U/KHAMDONG.
– BENG.
– THANGSING.
– BADONG.
38: SINGBEL, GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
MR. SOM KUMAR RAI (EX-PANCHAYAT)
MRS. KHUS MAYA PRADHAN
MRS. PABITRA TIRWA
MR. DUP TSHERING LEPCHA
MRS. PEMLA RAI
MR. PUNNYA PRASAD DHAKAL
– RALAP.
– RANGTOO.
– SINGBEL.
– THASA.
– MAKHA.
– DUNG-2.
39: SIMIK LINGZEY GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MISS BHUMIKA CHETTRI.
SHRI. KARMA CHOPEL LEPCHA.
SHRI. D.R. BHATTARAI.
SMT. TSHERING DIKI BHUTIA.
SHRI. PUSHPA LALL KHATIWADA.
40: TUMIN GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. BHIM PRASHAD GAUTAM.
SHRI. NIM PINCHO LEPCHA.
SHRI. MOTILAL CHAMHAGNI.
SHRI. TIKA RAM NEPAL.
SMT. NINZEY BHUTIA.
41: SAMDONG KAMBAL GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. NARAYAN PRASHAD BHATTARAI.
SHRI. DORJEE CHOPEL LEPCHA.
SHRI. MANDEEP NEPAL.
SHRI. LAXUMAN NEPAL.
SMT. AMBIKA BHATTARAI.
42: RAKDONG TINTEK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SHRI. INDRA KUMAR NEOPANEY.
SMT. TIKA DEVI NEPAL.
SMT. CHANDRA MAYA RAI.
SHRI. D.B. RAI.
SHRI. NORPHEL LEPCHA.
43.
LINGDOK NAMPONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
NORDEN LEPCHA
NAMPONG
9TH MILE
ARI
LINGDOK
8TH MILE
2.
3.
4.
5.
KARMA D. LEPCHA
SONAM BHUTIA
ACHUNG LEPCHA
BHARAT CHETTRI
44.
NAVEY SHOTAK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
YAK BDR. RAI
DORJEE BHUTIA
ZIGMEE BHUTIA
NIMCHUNG BHUTIA
DOMA LEPCHA
TAKCHE
PENLONG
SHOTAK
NAVEY
PACHEY
NORTH DISTRICT
1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
KABI TINGDA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
SONG BDR. TAMANG
SONAM BHUTIA
THELEN SHERPA
PHU TSHERING SHERPA
SONAM SHERPA
TINGMO- GAOKHANA
RONGPA
GAIREE
LINGCHUM
TINGDA
PHENSANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
PEM SHARAP LEPCHA
ZIGMEE BHUTIA
PENSUNG LEPCHA
SONAM LEPCHA
SONAM TOPGAY LEPCHA
SANGEY LAMA
CHOPEL LEPCHA
PHENSANG
GENSOL
SAFYONG
LOWER PANEY
THINGSHIM
SARDONG
LABI
MEN RONGONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
CHEDUP LEPCHA
UPPER CHAWANG
KHEMU LEPCHA
LOWER CHAWANG
TASHI TANGAY BHUTIA
PHAMTAM
TONG TSHERING LEPCHA
MALAM
PASSANG TENCHO LEPCHA
MEN RONGONG
LUK TSHERING LEPCHA
RARIK
4.
RONGONG TUMLONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
PEM CHEWANG BHUTIA
BIJAY SUBBA
CHEWANG N. BHUTIA
CHOCHUNG BHUTIA
KIDEN BHUTIA
PINTSO BHUTIA
5.
RAMTHANG TANGYEK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6.
ANCHO BHUTIA
TENZONG LEPCHA
PEMTOOK LEPCHA
ONGAY LEPCHA
CHAMKEY LEPCHA
NORDEN LEPCHA
UPPER RONGONG
LOWER RONGONG
UPPER PHODONG
LOWER PHODONG
UPPER TUMLONG
LOWER TUMLONG
– EX-PANCHAYAT.
– RAMTHANG TANGYEK.
– RAMTHANG TANGUEK.
NAMOK SWAYEM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1. NORDEN LEPCHA
2. PHURBA LEPCHA
3. SOMCHEN BHUTIA
– NAMOK SWAYEM.
– NAMOK SWAYEM.
– NAMOK SWAYEM.
4. LHENKIK BHUTIANI
5. PECHO BHUTIA
7.
– NAMOK SWAYEM.
– NAMOK SWAYEM.
TINGCHIM MANGSHILA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
8.
BAL BAHADUR LIMBU
RAM BAHADUR LIMBU
HARKA SINGH LIMBU
MRS. DEEPA BISHWAKARMA
BUDHIMAN LIMBU
THENEY BHUTIA
KINDUP BHUTIA
SARKI BHUTIA
–TINGCHIM MANGSHILA.
RINGHEM NAMPATAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
MAN BAHADUR THAPA
HAVEL LEPCHA
JIGMI ONGDA KAZI
SONAM TSH BHUTIA
SHERAP BHUTIA
PEMA LEPCHA
SAM TSHERING LEPCHA
CHUMKI SARING
– RANG RANG
– LOWER SINGHIK
– POWER COLONY
– UPPER SINGHIK.
– MALLING.
– RINGHIM.
– PENTOK.
– MANGAN.
SENTAM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
10.
JAGAT BAHADUR TAMANG
DOMA LEPCHA
CHUNG CHUNG LEPCHA
NORDEN LEPCHA
AKIT LEPCHA
PALDEN KAZI
– PAKSHEP.
– KAZOR.
– PAKSHEP.
– SINGHIK.
– SINGHIK.
– PAKSHEP.
TOONG NAGA GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
11.
DAWA LEPCHA
GYAN LEPCHA
NORCHUNG LEPCHA
GANGTOK LEPCHA
THOTUP LEPCHA
SINGHI LEPCHA
TINGRI LEPCHA
– NADEY SINGCHIT.
– NADEY.
– MANUL.
– REL NAGA.
– NAGA.
– NAGA.
– NAGA.
CHUNGTHANG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
NIMA DOMA LEPCHA
SAMDUP LEPCHA
NYERMO LEPCHA
CHODEN LEPCHA
KAMSOONG LEPCHA
– THENG.
– PEGONG.
– CHOTEN.
– CHUNGTHANG.
– BOP.
12. SHIPGER GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
SONAM LEPCHA.
LHAKDON LEPCHA.
ANGEY LEPCHA.
NAMGAY LEPCHA.
PEM TSHERING LEPCHA.
13: LINGTHEM LINGDEM GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1. LOBZANG LEPCHA.
2. ANGCHO LEPCHA.
3. SANGKIT LEPCHA.
4. SONAM GYATSO.
5. TENZING LEPCHA.
14. POSSINGDANG SAFO GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
LHENDUP LEPCHA.
CHODEN LEPCHA.
TSHERING LEPCHA.
UGEN LEPCHA.
DEMKIT LEPCHA.
15. TINGVONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ATHOP LEPCHA.
INDUMIT LEPCHA.
PALDEN WANGCHUK.
KAPOK LEPCHA.
YANGCHI.
16. SAKYONG PENTONG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
NAMDUP LEPCHA.
ZONGDEN LEPCHA.
LHAKIT LEPCHA.
DAGAT LEPCHA.
KARMA LEPCHA.
17. LINGDOK BERFOK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
PHURSANGMU LEPCHA.
PASSANG TSHERING LEPCHA.
PEMA LEPCHA.
NEMA LEPCHA.
18. HEE GYATHENG GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
RINGKU LEPCHA.
ANGULI LEPCHA.
BAICHUNG LEPCHA.
PREMKIT LEPCHA.’
DUKHO LEPCHA.
19. LUM GOR SANGDUK GRAM PANCHAYAT UNIT.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
20.
LACHEN DZUMSA.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
21.
KADEN LEPCHA.
SONAM LEPCHA.
TOBGAY LEPCHA.
NIMA LEPCHA.
DUPTSHERING LEPCHA.
RABJOR LACHENPA
GOKEY LACHENPA
THISUNG LAMA
YOBER LACHENPA
BANDU LACHENPA
CHARI LACHENPA
NATHANG LACHENPA
BILLY LACHENPA
REWANG LACHENPA
– LACHEN - PIPON.
– LACHEN - PIPON.
– LACHEN.
– LACHEN.
– LACHEN.
– LACHEN.
– LACHEN.
– LACHEN.
– LACHEN.
LACHUNG DZUMSA
1. CHEWANG GYATSO LACHUNGPA
2. DONGNAK LACHUNGPA
3. HISHEY LACHUNGPA
–PIPON- LACHUNG.
– PIPON- LACHUNG.
– PHAKHA.
4. NAKCHING LACHUNGPA
5. TSHERING LAMA
6. LODAY GYATSO LACHUNGPA
– SINGRING.
– PHAKHA.
– LACHUNG.
Terms of reference of the Committee.
The main function of the Committee will be the overall development
of Gram Panchayat and for which they will have to prepare vision document
along with, citizen profile, natural resources profile, infrastructure profile as
well as financial resources profile. All these will be achieved through RRA
(Rapid Rural Appraisal) and PRA (Participatory Rural Appraisal) and
SWOT analysis. They will also assist in preparing periodical and rural plan
for Gram Panchayat.
The Committee shall advise, monitor, inspect and evaluate schemes
being implemented in the Gram Panchayat Unit. The Committee shall
function purely on an advisory capacity. The Committees shall meet once in
three months and discuss the plans, proposal, the ongoing schemes and the
minutes of the meeting shall be submitted to BDO. Joint inspection will be
conducted once a month of the works and schemes implemented in Gram
Panchayat Units Report will be submitted to the BDOs.The Joint inspection
team should consists of at least 70% of the total members of the committee.
Committees will check against false beneficiaries. The Committees should
invariably refer to the Hand books for Decentralized Planning published by
the Government of Sikkim while preparing plans.
(V.B. PATHAK) IAS
COMMISSIONER-CUM-SECRETARY,
RURAL MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
13 March,
2008
No. 82
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES
GANGTOK
No.6/CGO/194/DI/06-07/B/
Date: 15.02.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub section (4) of section 8 of the Micro
Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 (27 of 2006) the State
Government hereby specifies the General Manager, District Industries Centre or the
Officer of Commerce and Industries Department, Government of Sikkim, dealing with
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, as the authority with which the memorandum
shall be filed by a person who intends to establish or has already established a medium
enterprise engaged in the manufacture or production of goods, as specified in clause ( c )
of Sub-Section ( 1 ) of Section 8 of the said Act.
Secretary
Commerce & Industries
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
13 March,
2008
No. 83
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES
GANGTOK
NO. 6/CGO/194/DI/06-07/B/
Dated, the………..,2006
Notification
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 30 read with sub-section (3) of section 21 of the
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 (27 of 2006), the state Government
hereby makes the following rules, namely:-
Preliminary
Short title extent
And commence
-ment
Definitions. -2.
Manner of
Appointment,
etc.3.
(1) These rules may be called the Sikkim Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation
Council Rules, 2006.
(2) They shall extend to the whole of Sikkim.
(3) They shall come into force at once.
(1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires; (a) "Act" means the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 (27 of 2006);
(b) "Arbitration and Conciliation Act” means the Arbitration and Conciliation
Act, 1996 (26 of
1996);
(c) “Chairperson” means the Chairperson of the Council appointed under clause(i) of
sub-section (1) of section 21of the Act;
(d) “Council” means the Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council, established by the.
State of Sikkim under section 20 of the Act;
(e) “Government” means the Government of Sikkim ;
(f) "Institute" means any institution or centre providing alternate dispute resolution services
referred to in sub-section (2) and (3) of section 18 of the Act;
(g) “member” means a member of the Council;
(h) "section" means a section of the Act;
The words and expressions used and not defined, but defined in the Act shall have the
meanings assigned to them in the Act.
(1) The Government shall appoint the representatives, specified
in clauses (ii), (iii) or (iv) of sub-section (1) of section 21,as
member of the Council.
(2) When a member of the council dies or resigns or is deemed to have resigned or is removed from
office or becomes incapable of acting as a member , the Government may by notification in the
official gazette appoint a person to fill that vacancy.
(3) A member, other than the Chairperson, shall hold office for a period not exceeding two years
from the date of his appointment.
(4) A member appointed under clauses (ii), (iii) and (iv) of sub-section (1) of section 21 shall cease to
be a member of the council if he ceases to represent the category or interest from which he was so
appointed.
(5) Any member of the Council may resign from the Council by tendering one month’s notice in
writing to the Government. The power to accept the resignation of a member shall vest in the
Government.
(6) The Government may remove any member from office:(a) if he is of unsound mind and stands so declared by a
competent court; or (b) if he becomes bankrupt or insolvent or suspends payment to his creditors;
or (c) if he is convicted of any offence which is punishable under the Indian Penal Code
(Act XLV of 1860); or (d) if he absents himself from three consecutive meetings of the
Council without the leave of the Chairperson, and in any case from five consecutive
meetings; or
(e) acquires such financial or other interest as is likely, in the opinion of the Government,
to affect prejudicially his functions as a member.
(1) The Council shall meet at least once a month.
Procedure to be
followed in the
discharge
of functions
of the Council.- 4.
(2) At least seven days’ notice shall ordinarily be given for any meeting. However,
in case of urgency a meeting may be called at such shorter notice as the Chairperson
may consider sufficient.
(3) The Council may appoint/or engage the services of one or more experts in terms of section 26
of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
(4) The Council, or a party to the dispute with the approval of the Council, may apply to
the court under section 27 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, for assistance
in taking evidence.
(5) The reference/application of the aggrieved micro or small enterprise supplier
shall contain full particulars of the supplier and its status, supplied goods or
services, terms of payment, if any, agreed between the supplier and buyer,
actual
payment received with date, amount due and the interest duly calculated under section 16
of the Act, supported by an affidavit, with necessary court fee stamp affixed thereon. The
Chairperson of the Council may require any petitioner to provide further particulars of the
Claim or any relevant documents in support of the claim as he may consider necessary for
the purpose of the proceedings. If the petitioner fails or omits to do so within fifteen days of
receipt of such communication or within such further time as the Chairperson may, for
sufficient cause, allow, the Council may terminate the proceedings without prejudice to the
right of the petitioner to make fresh reference if he is otherwise entitled so to do.
The petitioner shall also simultaneously send a copy of the reference to the buyer or buyers
against whom the reference is directed.
(vi) The reference/application shall be acknowledged forthwith if it is delivered at the office
of the Council. Where the reference/application is received by registered post, its receipt
shall be acknowledged on the same day. The Chairperson shall cause the buyer to furnish his
detailed response to the reference within fifteen days of receipt of the reference by the buyer
or within such further time not exceeding fifteen days, as he may, for sufficient cause, allow.
(vii) On receipt of a reference under section 18 of the Act, the Chairperson of the Council
shall cause the reference and the buyers response thereto to be examined and, on being
satisfied with the reference making a prima facie case of delayed payment, cause the
reference to be placed before the Council at its next immediate meeting for consideration. The
Chairperson shall also ensure that each reference received within two weeks of the date of the
last preceding meeting of the Council is examined and, if found in order, is placed for consideration of the
Council at its next immediate meeting.
(viii) The Council shall either itself conduct conciliation in each reference placed before it or seek the
assistance of any institute or centre providing alternate dispute resolution services by
making a reference to such an institution or centre, for conducting conciliation. The provisions of sections
65 to 81 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 shall apply to such a reference as
if the conciliation was initiated under Part III of that Act.
(ix) The Council or the institute to which it has been referred for conciliation shall require the
supplier and the buyer concerned to appear before it by issuing notices to both parties in this behalf. On
the appearance of both parties, the Council or the institute shall first make efforts to bring
about conciliation between the buyer and the supplier. The institute shall submit its report to the Council
with in fifteen days of reference from the Council or with in such period as the
Council may specify.
(x) When such conciliation does not lead to settlement of the dispute, the Council shall either itself act as
an Arbitrator for final settlement of the dispute or refer it to an institute for such arbitration, in accordance
with the provisions of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act,1996. The supplier or
the buyer may, either in person or through his lawyer registered with any court, present his
case before the Council or the institute during the arbitration proceedings . The institute shall submit its
report to the Council with in such time as the Council may stipulate.
(xi) Any decision of the Council shall be made by a majority of its members present at the
meeting of the Council.
(xii) The Council shall make an arbitral award in accordance with section 31 of the
Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 and within the time specified in sub-section (5) of
section 18 of the Act. The award shall be stamped in accordance with the relevant law in force.
Copies of the award shall be made available within seven days of filing of an application.
(xiii) The provisions of sections 15 to 23 of the Act shall have effect notwithstanding
anything inconsistent therewith contained in any other law for the time being in force.
(xiv) The Chairperson or any other officer authorised by the Chairperson shall forward the
proceedings of every meeting of the Council including annual progress report of the
Council to the Member –Secretary of the Advisory Committee constituted under sub-section
(3) of the section 7 of the Act.
Secretary
Commerce & Industries
Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
14 March,
2008
No. 84
GOVERNMEBNT OF SIKKIM
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NO. 26/HOME/2008
DATED: 6.3.2008
NOTIFICATION
The Government of Sikkim announces with profound sorrow the passing away of
Shri Sonam Dadul, former Police Commissioner of Sikkim Police on 2nd March, 2008.
BY ORDER.
Sd/(N. D. CHINGAPA)
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
15 March,
2008
No. 85
IN THE HIGH COURT OF SIKKIM
AT GANGTOK
No.
27/HCS
Dated: 12.03.2008.
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by Article 227 of the Constitution of
India, Part X of the CPC 1908 and Section 7(iii) of the High Court of Judicature
(Jurisdiction & Powers) Proclamation of 1955 as amended by the Adaptation of
Sikkim Laws (No 1) Order, 1975 and all other enabling powers, the High Court of
Sikkim hereby makes the following Rules for Service of Summons/Notices, Costs
and Safe and Proper Custody of Documents before the Commissioner for use in
the Subordinate Courts.
Short title and commencement:
1) These Rules shall be called the Sikkim Subordinate Courts, Service of
Summons/Notices, Costs and Safe and Proper Custody of Documents before the
Commissioner Rules, 2008.
2) It shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.
Service of Summons/ notices in original civil suits:
3). (i) The District Judge shall prepare a panel of courier agencies for the purpose
of Order V Rule 9, sub rule (1) of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908, duly
considering the reputation of the courier agency.
(ii) The summons may be sent through courier agency only when it is proved
to the satisfaction of the Court, on the basis of an affidavit filed by the concerned
party, that the defendant is avoiding, the summons.
(iii) In case of service through courier agency, if the defendant does not appear
and the suit is to be proceeded ex-parte, the courier agent shall file an affidavit
duly informing of the delivery of the summons to the defendant or an adult
member of his family. Such affidavit of the courier agent shall contain the name of
the person to whom the summons was delivered, the names of the persons who
were present at the residence of the defendant at the time of service, with a brief
description of the residential premises where the delivery was made.
4) The courier agent shall be informed that in case such affidavit filed by the
agent/ servant is found to be false, then the servant and the owner or Directors of
the courier company shall be liable for criminal prosecution on charge of perjury
and will be sentenced after a summary trial as provided under Section 344 of the
Criminal Procedure Code, in addition to which such the courier agency may be
black listed.
5) The District Judge shall, as far as possible, empanel a courier agency having a
computerized system of tracking the progress of the courier parcel/packet through
transit, up to the stage of service.
6) Where summons is given to the plaintiff for service on defendant, it shall be
necessary for the plaintiff to visit the residence of the defendant in the presence of
atleast one independent reputed witness of the locality.
7) Where the plaintiff is allowed to undertake service of summons on the
defendant, he shall submit an affidavit regarding such service and shall give
details of the address of the defendant, time of his visit to the residence of the
defendant, persons who were present at the residence, and the name of the person
who had accompanied him at the time of service.
8) Where the plaintiff is to effect service of summons on the defendant, the Court
may direct him to take the assistance of a junior advocate and such advocate shall
file an affidavit regarding such service instead of an affidavit being filed by the
plaintiff and/or his witness, in the same manner as stated above. Where the
summons taken by the plaintiff is refused by the defendant summons will be
reissued by the Court.
9) If it has not been possible to effect service of summons under Order V Rule 9
of the CPC, the provisions of Order V Rule 17 of CPC shall apply and the plaintiff
shall within 7 days from the date of his inability to serve the summons, request the
Court to permit substituted service.
Costs:
10) a) Where a party succeeds ultimately on one issue or point but loses on a
number of other issues or points which were unnecessarily raised, the Court shall
impose costs which must be appropriately reduced.
b) The provisions of Section 35, Section 35 A, Section 35 B Section 95 of the
CPC shall be adhered to while awarding costs.
c) Costs awarded shall be actual reasonable costs, including the cost of the
time spent by the successful party in transportation, lodging if any and other
incidental costs besides the payment of Court fee, lawyer’s fee, typing and other
costs in relation to the litigation.
d) Costs should be assessed according to rules in force and the Judge shall also
use his/her discretion after duly assessing the expenditure incurred by the
successful party.
e) If any of the parties have unreasonably protracted the proceedings, the
Judge shall exercise discretion and impose exemplary costs after taking into
account the expenses incurred for the purpose of attendance on the adjourned
dates.
f) Reasons must be assigned if costs are not awarded.
Safe and Proper Custody of Documents before the Commissioner appointed
by Court to take evidence etc. on commission.
11) a) The Commissioner shall take proper care of the original documents handed
over to him by the Court for which purpose a register shall be maintained by every
Court, entering therein details of documents handed over by the Court and taken
over by the Commissioner.
b) The Commissioner shall keep the documents in safe custody and no party
shall have access to any of the records in his custody in the absence of the other
party or his counsel.
c) The Commissioner may be required to redeposit the documents with the
Court in case long adjournments are granted by him.
d) The documents when handed back by the Commissioner to the Court shall
at the time of return be compared with the details of documents, in the register of
documents, maintained by the Court.
By order,
(Meenakshi M. Rai)
REGISTRAR GENERAL
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
15 March,
2008
No. 86
HIGH COURT OF SIKKIM
GANGTOK
No. 28/HCS
Dated: 12.03.2008
NOTIFICATION
(1) Hon’ble the Chief Justice of the High Court of Sikkim, in exercise of the
power conferred under Article 229 of the Constitution of India and all other
enabling provisions in this behalf is pleased to make the following
amendments in “The High Court of Sikkim, Right to Information (Regulation
of Fee, Costs and Miscellaneous) Rules, 2007”.
1.
These Rules may be called “The High Court of Sikkim, Right to
Information (Regulation of Fee, Costs, and Miscellaneous) Amendment
Rules, 2008”.
2.
They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the
Official Gazette.
Amendment:- 3.
The words “High Court of Sikkim” appearing after the
words …… Right to Information Act, 2005 (22 of 2005) in the
introduction to the said Rules, shall be substituted by the
words “Hon’ble the Chief Justice of the High Court of
Sikkim”.
4.
The words “By order” and the name and designation
of the Registrar General, shall be inserted at the end of the
Rules.
By order,
(Meenakshi M. Rai)
REGISTRAR GENERAL
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
13 March,
2008
No. 87
GANGTOK
No. 29/HCS
Dated:12.3.2008
“NOTIFICATION”
In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 139 (b) of the Code of Civil
Procedure,1908 and Section 297 (b) of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 the High
Court of Sikkim makes the following Rules regarding appointment and control of
Oath Commissioners:Short title:
[1] These Rules shall be called “The Sikkim Oath Commissioners
(Appointment &Control) Rules, 2008”.
Commencement:
[2]
It shall come into force with effect from the date of its publication
in the Official Gazette.
Definitions:
[3] a) “Advocate” means an Advocate enrolled under the Advocates
Act, 1961 and practicing in a Court of Law in Sikkim.
b) “High Court” means the High Court of Sikkim.
c) “District and Sessions Judge” means the District and Sessions Judge
of a particular Civil and Sessions Division in the State of Sikkim.
d) Registrar General means the Registrar General of the High Court of
Sikkim.
e) All other words and expressions used in these Rules, but not defined
therein shall have the same meaning assigned to them in the Civil
Procedure Code, 1908 and the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.
Strength of Oath Commissioners at each place:
[4] The number of Oath Commissioners shall be determined by the High
Court from time to time.
Mode of Appointment:
[5] The District and Sessions Judge, shall forward the applications filed by
the advocates for appointment as Oath Commissioner to the Registrar
General of the High Court along with his recommendations, if any, with
the following information relating to the applicant:-
a) Standing at the Bar;
b) Whether lady/Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe/OBC/ Any other special
category/ Physically challenged;
c) Reputation of the applicant with regard to his integrity and honesty;
d) Whether he has acted previously as Oath Commissioner, if so, the period
thereof.
e) Whether he indulges in any malpractice like touting etc.
f) General behaviour with the public.
g) The District and Sessions Judge shall scrutinize the applications received
from
desirous candidates and in case an application is found not to be in order, the
same shall be returned to the applicant with the objections in writing and
such
applicant may file the application afresh, if he so desires within the time
specified by the District and Sessions Judge.
h) In case the application(s) are found in order or are so found after removal of
objections within the stipulated period, the District and Sessions Judge shall
forward the applications to the Registrar General of the High Court atleast 10
days prior to the expiry of the term of the Oath Commissioner alongwith his
recommendations, if any.
[6] a) An advocate whose term as Oath Commissioner is due to expire
shall inform the High Court one month in advance of the same.
b) The Registrar General shall invite applications atleast 15 days before
the expiry of the term of the sitting Oath Commissioner(s) for filling up
the vacancy from amongst the Advocates practicing in the Courts in
Sikkim in the prescribed form (Appendix-“A”).
[7] The Chief Justice in his discretion may appoint such number of persons as
Oath Commissioners out of the applicants found eligible as may be required.
[8] Such appointment shall ordinarily be made for a period of two years
and preference shall be given to new entrants at the Bar, subject to the
fulfilment of requisite qualifications as prescribed in the Rules.
[9] The Oath Commissioner immediately on his appointment shall notify
on the Court notice board his residential address and the office where
he/she shall be available to the public after seeking permission of the
Presiding Officer of that Court.
Formalities to be observed by the Oath Commissioner while attesting
[10] While attesting an affidavit, the Oath Commissioner shall observe the
following legal formalities:a) The Oath Commissioner shall administer Oath/solemn affirmation to
the deponent in the vernacular, if he is not conversant with English. If
the deponent knows English, the oath may be administered in English or
in the vernacular.
b) Contents of affidavits shall be sworn/ affirmed by the deponent in the
presence of the Oath Commissioner.
c) The Oath Commissioner shall, at the time of attestation, read over and
explain the contents of the affidavit to the deponent in the vernacular if
he does not understand English and he shall certify having read over
and explained the contents of the affidavit to the deponent.
d) If the deponent understands English, he shall certify having read over
the contents of the affidavit to the deponent, thereafter shall affix his
stamp on the prescribed form annexed as Appendix-‘B’ to these Rules
to certify the same.
e) In case the Oath Commissioner does not personally know the deponent,
he shall get him identified by a person known to the deponent. The
Oath Commissioner shall affix his stamp on the prescribed form
annexed as Appendix-‘C’ to these Rules with regard to identification
and get the signature of the identifier at the relevant place.
f) The Oath Commissioner shall thereafter append a certificate to the
affidavit attested by him in the prescribed form annexed as Appendix‘D’ to these Rules.
g) The Oath Commissioner shall affix his seal indicating his full name in
capital letters and then put his signature over the seal on the affidavit,
and entry shall be made in the register as required under Rule 10 below.
He shall append his signature on every page of the petition supported by
such affidavit. The seal shall bear the full name and designation of the Oath
Commissioner in capital letters. “Advocate” shall also appear therein
alongwith serial number, date and time of attestation.
Fee for attestation of Affidavits
[11] Fees for attesting affidavits and administration of oath or affirmation
shall be as under:a) Attestation in the Court premises Rs 100/- per affidavit.
b) Attestation in the residence of the deponent, - Rs 200/- per affidavit.
c) A written receipt for the amount of fee received shall be given by the
Oath Commissioner to the deponent. The receipt shall be on a printed
form annexed as Appendix-E to these Rules of which the counter-foil
shall be kept by the Oath Commissioner as proof of payment of fee by
the deponent.
Register of Affidavits.
[12] All affidavits attested by an Oath Commissioner shall be entered in a
Register to be maintained on the prescribed form annexed as Appendix-F
to these Rules.
Periodical inspection of the Registers maintained by Oath Commissioner
[13] a) Inspection of the registers of Oath Commissioners shall be conducted
quarterly at the headquarters of the District and Sessions Division by the
Chief Judicial Magistrate cum Civil judge of the respective jurisdiction.
A copy of the inspection note shall be sent to the respective District and
Sessions Judge (East and North) and (South and West) by the Inspecting
Officer by the tenth of the month and the Consolidated statement of the
District shall be sent by the District and Sessions Judge to the Registrar
General of the High Court by the fifteenth of the month following the
month of inspection.
b) Inspection of registers of Oath Commissioners at the High Court
shall be conducted quarterly by the Registrar General or his
nominee and the report shall be placed before Hon’ble the Chief
Justice for perusal and orders.
[14]
While inspecting the working of the Oath Commissioners and
preparing the report thereof, the Inspecting Officer, must inspect
and specifically report of the compliance of the following
instructions by the Oath Commissioners.:a) Whether the Oath Commissioner is maintaining a register of
affidavits on the prescribed form..
b) Whether the columns of the register are filled in properly giving all
the requisite details and are signed by the deponent, identifier and
the Oath Commissioner?
c) Whether the Oath Commissioner is issuing receipts for the amount
of fees received on the prescribed printed form?
d) Whether the Oath Commissioner has attested any such affidavit,
which he should not attest?
e) Whether the fee charged by the Oath Commissioner is in
accordance with the fee prescribed under these Rules?
f) Whether the Oath Commissioner is indicating the date, time, and
number while attesting the affidavits?
g) In case the Oath Commissioner is found consistently committing
errors, whether he has been asked not to repeat the same?
Appointment as Oath Commissioner when to be cancelled.
[15] If an Oath Commissioner violates any of the instructions or he is
consistently
found committing errors, steps for his removal as Oath Commissioner shall
be taken by the High Court on the recommendation of the District Judge, of
the concerned District & Sessions Division.
Consignment.
[16] When the term of appointment of an Oath Commissioner expires and
he is not appointed for any further term, he/she shall deposit the
register of affidavits with the Registrar General of the High Court, or
the District and Sessions Judge (where he was appointed as Oath
Commissioner)
Interpretation.
[17] In case of any doubt as to interpretation of these Rules, or their
application, the matter shall be referred to the Chief Justice whose
decision in the matter shall be final.
Residuary Powers
[18] Nothing in these Rules shall be deemed to affect the powers of the High
Court to make such orders from time to time as it may deem fit in regard to
all matters forming part of these Rules and/ or all matters incidental or
ancillary thereto not specifically provided for herein above.
BY ORDER
Sd/-
(Meenakshi M.Rai)
REGISTRAR GENERAL
NO-
Dated:-
Appendix-‘A’
(a)
Date of enrolment as an Advocate.
(b)
Standing at the Bar.
(c)
Monthly income of the applicant:
i) From his profession
ii) From other sources including income of his parents if living jointly: (d)
Whether the applicant has ever been appointed before as, Oath
Commissioner, if so, the period and the place:
(e) Whether the applicant is an Lady, SC/ST/OBC/Any other special
Category/ Physically Challenged candidate?
Date:
Signature
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
15 March,
2008
No. 88
GANGTOK.
No. 19/ RM&DD
Date 29/2/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub – sections (1), of section 12 of the
National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005 the State Government is pleased
to constitute a council to be called the SIKKIM RURAL EMPLOYMENT
GUARANTEE COUNCIL, for the purposes of regular monitoring and reviewing
the implementation of the Act consisting of the following members, namely:1. (i) Chief Minister
(ii) Minister for Rural Management &
Development Department,
Government of Sikkim.
-
Chairperson, ex – officio;
-
Member, ex – officio;
2. (i) Secretary of the Department of
Social Justice, Empowerment and
Welfare to the Government of Sikkim.
-
Member
(ii) Secretary of the Department of Food Security
And Agriculture Development, to the
-
Member
(iii) Secretary of the Department of
Forest, Environment and Wildlife
Management, to the Govt. of Sikkim.
Member
-
3.
Non-official members from Panchayati Raj Institutions, organization of
workers and disadvantaged groups:(i)
Adhayaksha, Zilla Panchayats, East District.
(ii) Adhayaksha, Zilla Panchayats,West District.
(iii) Adhayaksha, Zilla Panchayats,North District.
(iv) Adhayaksha, Zilla Panchayats,South District.
(v) Mr. Dorjee Tshering,M.G.Marg, Gangtok.- {Representative of Schedule
Tribe}
(vi) Mr. Basant Lhamichaney,Arithang,Gangtok. -{Representative of
Schedule Caste}
(vii) Mr. Bishnu Chamling,Rinchenpong, West
Sikkim. -{Representative of Other
Backward classes}
4.
Non official members representing the States:
(i) Mr.K.K.Rai,Arithang,Gangtok.{expert in water conservation, land
development
forestation and plantation and rural engineering, listed or
under Schedule 1
of the Act.}
(ii) Mr. H.B. Rai,Rumtek, East Sikkim.{expert in social audit;}
(iii) Mr.Motiraj Gurung,Sichey, Gangtok. { expert on wage employment;}
5.
Commissioner – cum – Secretary, Rural Management and Development
Department to the Government of Sikkim and Employment Guarantee
Commissioner under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005Member Secretary.
Sd/(R. Ongmu) IAS
Principal Secretary
Rural Management & Development Department
File No. 1 (132) RM&DD/NREGA
State Employment Guarantee Council
Appendix‘B’
Certified that the affidavit has been read over and
explained in vernacular/English to Shri_________________ deponent, who
seemed to have perfectly understood the same at the time of making thereof.
Oath Commissioner,
Strike out which is not applicable.
______________________________________________________________
Appendix‘C’
Deponent is identified by Shri__________________________ whose signatures
are given below.
Signature of the identifier
Signature of the Oath
(with date)
Commissioner (with date)
______________________________________________________________
Appendix-‘D’
Certified that the above was declared on oath/solemn affirmation before me
at_____________ this day of ___________200 by Shri/Smt._____________
deponent, who is personally known to me identified by
Shri.________________ who is personally known to me.
Oath Commissioner
Date:
Time:
Appendix-‘E’
Counter Foil
Receipt Form___
No________________
Received Rs_____________ from
Shri/Smt________ R/o__________
Teh._________Distt.____________
Deponent on account of
attestation of affidavit,
this____ day___ of 200
at__________________
No_________________
Received Rs_______ from
Shri/Smt________ R/o______
Teh._________Distt.________
Deponent on account of
attestation of affidavit,
this___ day___ of 200
at_________________
Oath Commissioner
Oath Commissioner
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
17 March,
2008
No. 32/SEC/07-08
No. 89
Dated 17/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS vacancies have occurred in the following Territorial Constituencies in
the State of Sikkim:District:
No. & Name of Territorial Constituency
Reserved for
North
8-Ringhim Nampatam
11-Tshungthang
15-Lingthem Lingdem
ST
ST
ST
Now, therefore, the State Election Commission of Sikkim in pursuance of the
provisions of Rule 85 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election) Rules, 1997 hereby
call upon the above Territorial Constituencies to elect members to full up these vacancies
in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid rules.
Further in pursuance of provisions of rule 14 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of
Elections) Rules, 1997, the State Election Commission, hereby
(A) appoints with respect to the said elections in each of the Territorial Constituencies.
(a) 31.3.2008 - as the last date for making nomination
(b) 01.4.2008 - as the date for scrutiny of nomination
(c) 03.4.2008 - as the last date for withdrawal of candidature
(d) 24.4.2008 - as the date on which a poll shall, if necessary, be taken
(e) 06.5.2008 - as the date before which the election process shall be completed
(B) fixes the hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. as the hours during which the poll shall, if
necessary, be taken on the date specified above, for the elections.
By Order,
(C.P.Dewan)
Secretary
State Election Commission, Sikkim
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
17 March,
2008
No. 33/SEC/07-08
No. 90
Dated 17/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS vacancies have occurred in the following Gram Panchayat Wards in
the State of Sikkim:District:
No. & Name of Gram Panchayat Unit
No.& Name of Gram
Reserved for
Panchayat Ward
West
7-Yuksom
7/1-Tsokha-Kyongyek
ST
South
43-Barfung Zarung
43/3-Zarung
MBC
East
42-Rakdong Tintek
42/3 Upper Rakdong
ST
North
1-Kabi Tingda
5-Ramthang Tangyek
1/6-Gairee
5/1-Ramthang Khyongu
ST
ST
provisions of Rule 85 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election) Rules, 1997 hereby
call upon the above Gram Panchayat Wards to elect members to full up these vacancies
in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid rules.
Further in pursuance of provisions of rule 14 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of
Elections) Rules, 1997, the State Election Commission, hereby
(A) appoints with respect to the said elections in each of the Gram Panchayat Wards.
(a) 31.3.2008 - as the last date for making nomination
(b) 01.4.2008 - as the date for scrutiny of nomination
(c) 03.4.2008 - as the last date for withdrawal of candidature
(d) 24.4.2008 - as the date on which a poll shall, if necessary, be taken
(e) 06.5.2008 - as the date before which the election process shall be completed
By Order,
(C.P.Dewan)
Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
20th March,
2008
No. 91
URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No:GOS/UD&HD6(76)07/7212
Dated: 15.03.2008.
NOTIFICATION
With the approval of the Government, a Committee of the following is
constituted to examine and sort out the rate of Trade Licence fees of various
items of trades in the State of Sikkim.
1.
Additional Secretary, UD&HD
Chairman
2.
Joint Secretary-I & II, UD&HD
Member
3.
Representative of Finance, Revenue & Expenditure Department
Member
4.
Representative of Excise Department
Member
5.
Representative of Food & Civil Supplies Department Member
6.
Representatives of Commerce and Industries Department Member
7.
Representative of Law Department
Member
8.
Representative of Land Revenue & Disaster Management DepartmentMember
9.
Representative of P.F.A Cell of Health Department
Member
10.
Representative of Drug Cell of Health Department
Member
11.
Representative of Animal Husbandry & V.S. Deptt.
Member
12.
Deputy Secretary (A/Tax) UD&HD
Member Secretary.
The terms of reference of the committee shall be as follows:1. To examine and propose item-wise Trade Licence fee to be levied and to
recommend for insertion of any other left out items not enlisted in the
schedule of trade licence.
2. Any suggestion required to be rectified in the Sikkim Trade Licence and
Miscellaneous Provision Rules, 1985 and Amendments made there to.
3. The committee shall submit their report to the Government within two
months.
This is in supersession of the previous notification No. 6(76)25/1/UD&HD
dated 27.11.2007
TOBJOR DORJI
URBAN DEVELOPMENT & HOUSING DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
20th March,
2008
No. 92
NO: 21/910/LR&DMD(S)
DT: 19/03/2008.
public purpose, not being a purpose for the Union, namely for the purpose of
establishment of Model Floriculture Center at Phalidara block, South District, it is
hereby notified that pieces of land comprising cadastral Plot Nos. 345, 346(P),
347(P), 350(P), 352(P) & 379/633(P) measuring an area more of less 1.7955
hectare and bounded as under: BOUNDARY
EAST
: Mitra Prasad, Prem Bahadur, D.B.Tamang & Ram
WEST
: Dakman Tamang & Village Road
NORTH : Dakman Tamang, Dhanbir Tamang, Ratan Bahadur & Nandalall
SOUTH : Village Road in triangular shape and D.B.Tamang is likely to be
needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expense within the
aforesaid block of Phalidara, South District.
South.
In exercise of the powers conferred by the aforesaid Section, the
Governor is pleased to authorize the Officers for the time being engaged in the
undertaking, with their servants and workmen, to enter upon and survey the land
and do all other acts required or permitted by the section.
And whereas, there is urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is
further pleased to direct Under Section 17(4) that the provisions of Section 5-A of
the Act shall not apply.
R.P.CHINGAPA
SECRETARY,
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER
MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
25th March,
2008
No. 93
NO: 22/925/LR&DMD(S)
Dt. 25. 03. 2008.
public purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for Development
purpose by Land Revenue & Disaster Management Department in the block of
Taza, East District, it is hereby notified that the pieces of land comprising
cadastral Plot Nos. 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2009 measuring more of less 6.4920 hectare
bounded as under: BOUNDARY
EAST
: Amba Block and D.F of Suvadra Devi.
WEST
: D.F of Lall Bdr. and Rangpo Khola.
NORTH : PWD road and Lall Bdr.
SOUTH : Rangpo Khola, Bajo and D.F of Suvadra Devi is likely to be
needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expense within the
aforesaid block of Taza, East District.
East District.
In exercise of the powers conferred by the aforesaid Section, the
Governor is pleased to authorize the Officers for the time being engaged in the
undertaking, with their servants and workmen, to enter upon and survey the land
and do all other acts required or permitted by the section.
And whereas, there is urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is
further pleased to direct Under Section 17(4) of L.A.Act, 1894 that the provisions
of Section 5-A of the Act shall not apply.
R.P.CHINGAPA
SECRETARY
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER
MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
26th March,
2008
No. 94
No. 010/03/SCH/HRDD/2007-2008/593
13th March 2008.
Dated:
Notification
In partial amendment to Notification No. 166/SCH/EDN/2003 dated 13th
August 2003, the Government of Sikkim is pleased to effect the following
changes in the guidelines for the grant of State Government Scholarships to local
Sikkimese students as under :1. Under para II - General Scholarship, the existing entry at serial No. 13 may be
substituted as follows :Sl No. Course
Rate of Scholarship
Minimum eligibility
criteria
13
M.Phil/Ph.D. Rs.5000/- per month for General candidates
and 50% of this rate for in-service candidates
for a maximum period of 18 months for as amended from
time to time.
M.Phil candidates and 3 years for Ph.D. or
2. Under para III, under serial No. 3, the income limit of Rs.10,000/- per month
prescribed thereunder will not be applicable to M.Phil/Ph.D. applicants with
retrospective effect from 13th August 2003. There will not be any income bar
for such candidates.
3. In-service candidates, i.e., employees of the State Government shall also be
entitled to claim scholarship for undergoing M.Phil and Ph.D courses under
the terms of Notification No. 166/SCH/EDN/2003 dated 13th August 2003
with restrospective effect from 13th August 2003 onwards but the claims for
the period 13th August 2003 till 29th February 2008 will be restricted to 50%
of the then prevailing rate of Rs. 2500 per month.
4. It is hereby notified that the terms of the Notification No. 166/SCH/EDN/2003
dated 13th August 2003 in respect of all categories of candidates shall be
made applicable only in respect of those candidates who pursue M.Phil/Ph.D.
level courses in reputed institutions in India.
These amendments shall be deemed to have come into force from 13th August
2003 onwards except for the revision in rate of scholarship which shall come into
effect from 1st March 2008.
By Order.
K.T. Chankapa
Secretary,
HRD Department.
Eligibility crit
No.506/EST
Scholarship
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
26th March,
2008
No. 95
No. 010/03/SCH/HRDD/2007-2008/ 594
Dated: 13th March 2008.
NOTIFICATION
In partial amendment to Notification No. 506/EST/HRDD dated 22.2.2006, the
Government of Sikkim is hereby pleased to effect the following amendments to
bring in-service candidates of the State Government within the scope of the
guidelines for the purpose of sponsoring 05 (five) local eligible candidates every
year selected by a Committee for pursuing research study in Sikkim related
topics at Ph.D. level :1. The in-service candidates of the State Government will be paid a
fellowship grant at the rate of Rs.3000.00 (Rupees Three Thousand only)
plus a contingency grant up to a maximum of Rs.12000.00 (Rupees
Twelve Thousand only) per annum for a maximum period of 03 years or
completion of research study whichever is earlier. The contingency grant
must be supported by paid vouchers incurred against the items of
expenditure already listed under para 1 of the Notification under reference
and the conditions prescribed under para 2 and 3 will also apply.
2. Under the heading Eligibility Criteria at serial No. 3 the words “ Govt.
organization or ” appearing in line 1 and 2 shall be omitted.
3. It is hereby notified that the terms of the Notification No.506/EST/HRDD
dated 22.2.2006 in respect of all categories of candidates shall be made
applicable only in respect of those candidates who pursue Ph.D. level
courses in reputed institutions in India.
This Notification shall be deemed to have come into effect from 22.02.2006 and
shall cover all candidates who have commenced their Ph.D course of studies
from academic session 2005-06.
By Order.
K.T.
Chankapa
Secretary, HRD
Department.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
26 March,
2008
No. 96
EXCISE(ABK) DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK.
No…19 Excise(Abk)
Dated: 25.03.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 23 of the Sikkim Excise
Act,1992 (2 of 1992) and in supersession of all earlier Notifications issued on the
subject, the State Government hereby imposes the rate of Excise Duty,Import
Pass fee, Export Pass fee and Bottling fee of all brands of Indian Made Foreign
Liquor and Beer manufactured in the state of Sikkim, imported from other States
and potable foreign liquor including similar potable alcoholic Foreign liquor
blended, matured, compounded, sophisticated outside India and bottled in any
State of India and also imported in Sikkim for consumption to Civil Market, Army
Units and Para Military Force stationed in the state of Sikkim, as under namely:-
1.
a.
b.
2.
a.
b.
3.
a.
All brands of IMFL manufactured/bottled Local
Civil
by Local companies.
(rate
in
Rs/LPL/BL
Whisky,Brandy,Gin,Vodka,Rum,Liqueur 66 LPL
Rs.445.50
Wine
30 LPL
Rs.65.70
All brands of IMFL owned by the
companies located outside the state of
Sikkim and bottled by local companies.
Whisky,Brandy,Gin,Vodka,Rum Liqueur 66 LPL
Rs.445.50
Wine
43.50 LPL
IMFL imported from other states
Whisky,Brandy,Gin,Vodka
Rum,Liqueur
b.
Wine
c.
Ready to drink beverages
4.
5.
a.
b.
6. (i)
(ii)
& 66 LPL
Rs.445.50
68.50 LPL
Local
Defence(rate
Rs/LPL/BL
61 LPL
Rs. 411.75
-
53.5 LPL
Rs.361.13
38.00 LPL
58.50 LPl
Rs.394.88
63.50 LPL
70 LPL
Rs.38.50
Beer manufactured in Sikkim and Rs.88
per Rs.65 per BL
imported from other states.Rate in Rs. case
per case of 7.80 BL
Scotch bottled in any state of India
Whisky(Scotch)Brandy,Cognac,Vodka,G 125.00 LPL
in,Liqueurs,Cordials,bitters and Rum
Rs.843.75
Wine
80.00 LPL
Import Pass fee on IMFL imported from Rs.30 LPL
other states.
Rs.202.50
Bottling fee on IMFL owned by the Rs.15 LPL
companies located outside the state of
100.00 LPL
Rs.675.00
65.00 LPL
Rs.30 LPL
Rs.202.50
-
in
Sikkim and bottled by local companies.
Rs. 101.25
(iii) Export pass fee on IMFL
Rs. 06 per case
Iv Export Pass fee on beer
Rs. 03 per
case
Vi Import pass fee on beer imported from Rs. 05 B.L.
other
States.
The Notification shall come into force with effect from 1.4.2008.
( M.K.Pradhan)
COMMISSIONER
EXCISE ( ABKARI) DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
NO. 119/IT&CT
31st March,
2008
No. 97
INCOME & COMMERCIAL TAX DIVISION
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK 737101 SIKKIM.
DATED: 15.03.08
NOTIFICATION
In accordance with Rule 7 (1) of Sikkim Sub-Ordinate Revenue Service Rules, 2007,
the inter-se- seniority of the Checker, under Income Tax & Commercial Tax Division,
Finance Revenue & Expenditure Department are hereby fixed as under:Seniority in
1
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Name
Designation
Shri Samdup Golay Bhutia
(Officiating A.I.)
Shri Chet Kumar Rai
Shri Dharmendra Gurung
Shri Nima Sonam Bhutia
Shri Jorgay Lepcha
Shri Tshering Lepcha
Shri Sonam Dadul Bhutia
Shri Durga Prasad Gurung
Shri Dhan Kr. Gurung
Shri Suk Bahadur Rai
Shri Hasta Kumar Pradhan
Shri Birkhaman Subba
Shri Ram Bdrd.Gurung
Shri Jagat Bdr. Chettri
Shri Suk Bahadur Tamang
Shri Ganesh Bdr.Chettri
Shri Pema Loday Bhutia
By Order
Place of posting position
Checker
Rangpo
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Checker
Rangpo
Rangpo
Rangpo
Reshi
Melli
Reshi
Rangpo
Melli
Rangpo
Melli
Melli
Melli
Rangpo
Rangpo
Ramam
Melli
(Sd/- T.T.Dorji) IAS.
Additional Chief Secretary,
Finance Revenue & Expenditure Department
Government of Sikkim,Gangtok
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
31st March,
2008
No. 98
(SNT DIVISION)
NO. 1/T
Dated: 29.3.08
NOTIFICATION
Consequent upon increase in the cost of HSD and other operational costs, it is hereby notified for
information of general public that the Government is pleased to revise the refax the passenger fare of
Sikkim Nationalized Transport buses as under with effect from 1st April 2008
1
Category of bus
Distance
Ordinary Bus Service
Semi Deluxe Service
Deluxe Service
i.
Upto 25 kms
@Rs.1.20/ Passenger/km
26 kms to 50 kms
@ Rs. 1.00/ Passenger/km
Rs. 1.20/ Passenger/km
51 kms to 75 kms
76 kms to 100 kms
Rs.1.05/ Passenger/km
101 kms & above
@Rs. 0.75/ Passenger/km
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
Minimum chargeable fare shall be Rs. 5.00/passenger.
II.
On full reservation of bus, chargeable fare shall be as under.
Distance
Rate
i.
Upto 25 kms
Rs. 28.00/Bus/km
ii.
26 kms to 50 kms
Rs. 26.00/Bus/km
iii.
51 kms to 75 kms
Rs. 25.00/Bus/km
iv.
101 kms & above
Rs. 24.00/Bus/km
In case of dead kilometerage 50% of the above fare shall be levied and the minimum chargeable
distance shall be 20 kms
By order
K. N. BHUTIA IAS
Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
April,
2008
No. 99
DT: 31/3/2008
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for construction of Culture Village in
the block of Tharpu, West District, it is hereby notified that the land comprising several
pieces of land bearing cadastral Plot Nos. 406/A, 396/A, 397/A, 397, 404/A, 400, 405,
401/A, 398 and 399 measuring area 0.2000, 0.1240, 0.0690, 0.0750, 0.1520, 0.0840,
0.0780, 0.0780, 0.1640 and 0.0900 (total 1.1140 hectare) bounded as under:-
BOUNDARY
EAST :
School Compound and P.F of Sancha Kr. Limboo.
WEST :
D.F of Ram Pradhan, Purna Bdr. Limboo, Panighat and Jhora.
NORTH :
D.F of Bhim Bdr. Limboo and Purna Bdr. Limboo.
SOUTH :
P.F of Santa Kr. Limboo & D.F of Dhan Man Limboo is likely to be
needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expenses within the aforesaid block.
A plan of land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, West
District, Gyalshing.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.843/LR(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
April,
2008
No. 100
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
No: 33/RMDD/P/2008
Dated: 31.03.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by Section 130 of the Sikkim Panchayat
Act, 1993 (6 of 1993) the State Government hereby makes the following rules to amend
the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election) Rules,1997,namely:-
Short title and
1.
Commencement
(1) These rules may be called the Sikkim Panchayat
Amendment
Of rule 2
2.
In the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election) Rules,
1997, in clause (j) of rule 2, after the words “of Section 13
and,” the following shall be inserted, namely:“revised in accordance with the constitutional
under Article 243 K.”
provisions
(Anil Ganeriwala, IFS)
Secretary,
Rural Management & Dev. Department
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
NOTIFICATION
No: 32/RMDD/P/2008
Dated: 31.03.2008
It is hereby notified that Smt. Yongmo Lepcha,Member of Mangbrue ward has
been elected as Sabhapati of the 40-Lamaten Tingmo Gram Panchayat Unit, by a
resolution passed in the Gram Sabha held on 22.2.2008 as per Section 17 of the Sikkim
Panchayat Act, 1993.
By order
Director (Panchayat)
Prescribed Authority,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
April,
2008
No. 101
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
NOTIFICATION
No: 32/RMDD/P/2008
Dated: 31.03.2008
It is hereby notified that Smt. Yongmo Lepcha,Member of Mangbrue
ward has been elected as Sabhapati of the 40-Lamaten Tingmo Gram
Panchayat Unit, by a resolution passed in the Gram Sabha held on 22.2.2008
as per Section 17 of the Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993.
By order
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
April,
2008
No. 102
SIKKIM NATIONALISED TRANSPORT
Notification No.277/GM/TD
Dated: 01/03/08
NOTIFICATION
It is hereby notified for information to all concerned that the freight rate of
POL products
transported by Sikkim Nationalised Transport, Transport
Department is revised as under :Freight for POL products transport by Tanker Trucks – Rs.6.30/KL/KM
Minimum chargeable distance will be 20 KM
This revised rate will be effective from 1st April’ 08.
This is in supersession of Notification No. 199/GM/TD dated: 4/02/05.
BY ORDER.
SD/( K.P ADHIKARI ) IAS,
COMMISSIONER CUM
SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
April,
2008
No. 103
SIKKIM NATIONALISED TRANSPORT
Notification No.278/GM/TD
Dated: 01/03/08
NOTIFICATION
It is hereby notified for information to all concerned that the freight
reimbursement rate of hire charge to Private Tanker Trucks operating under
Sikkim Nationalised Transport, Transport Department is reimbursed as under:Private Tankers -
Rs 4.70/KL/KM
This revised rate will be effective from 1st April’ 08.
This is in supersession of Notification No. 200/GM/TD dated: 4/02/05.
BY ORDER.
SD/( K.P ADHIKARI ) IAS,
COMMISSIONER CUM SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th April,
2008
No. 104
SOCIAL JUSTICE, EMPOWERMENT AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT
(WELFARE DIVISION)
DPH ROAD
GANGTOK – 737101
Dated: 12TH March 2008
NO. GOS/1(32)/SJEWD/WD/54
NOTIFICATION
Whereas the Limboo and Tamang communities of Sikkim have been included in
the list of Scheduled Tribes vide the Constitution (Sikkim) Scheduled Tribes Order, 1978,
as amended, vide the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order (Amendment) Act,
2002 (10 of 2003) dated 7th January, 2003.
It is for the general information of all concerned that the benefits due and eligible
to be extended to the Scheduled Tribes in the State of Sikkim are extended to members of
Limboo and Tamang Communities in terms of constitutional provision as applicable.
Sd/(R. Ongmu), IAS
Principal Secretary,
SOCIAL JUSTICE, EMPOWERMENT AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
3rd April,
2008
No. 105
DATED: 3.04.2008.
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for the construction of 120 MW
Rangit Hydro Power Project Stage – IV S.P.D.C. for Jal Power Corporation Ltd. In the
block of Mabong, Kamling, Suldong and Sanga Dorjee, West District, comprising
cadastral Plot Nos. mentioned in the schedule of properties below measuring more or less
6.4320 hectare and Plot Nos. are likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at
the public expense within the aforesaid block.
The Notification is made under the provision of Section 4 (1) of L.A. Act, 1894
A plan of the land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, West.
And whereas, there is an urgency to acquire the land, the Governor is further
pleased to direct Under Section 17 (4) of L.A. Act, 1894 that the provision of section 5-A
of the act shall not apply.
SEHEDULE OF PROPERTIES
1.
MABONG BLOCK
Plot Nos. 139, 147/A, 622/A, 623/A, 148/A, 149/A, 151/A, 152/A, 622/742
and 623/743 measuring area 1.8800 hectares.
Khasmal Plot Nos. 140, 142/A, 621/A area measuring 0.9720 hectares.
2.
KAMLING BLOCK
Plot Nos. 246/745, 242, 241/A, 249, 259, 234/A, 248, 256, 258, 250, 255, 251,
250/677, 246/249, 245, 246/748 area measuring 2.0520 hectares.
3.
SILDONG BLOCK
Plot Nos. 266, 267, 266/506, 267/507 area measuring 0.9640 hectares.
4.
SANGA DORJEE
Plot Nos. 841/A, 846, 847 area measuring 1.3960 hectares.
Khasmal Plot Nos. 842/A 848, 849, 830/855/A, 830/854, 823 area measuring 2.6540
hactares.
5.
MEYONG BLOCK
Plot Nos. 298, 299 area measuring 2.2420 hectares.
Khasmal Plot No. 269 area measuring 0.9000 hectare.
SD/- (R. P. CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
April,
2008
No. 106
NO. 35/SEC/07-08
Dated: 4/4/08
NOTIFICATION
In pursuance of Sub-Rule (2) of Rule 39 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of
Election) Rules, 1997, candidate declared uncontested to the Gram Panchayats from their
respective wards in the state of Sikkim is published hereunder for general information.
DISTRICT: WEST
No.& Name of
Gram
Panchayat Unit
7- Yuksom
No. & Name of
Panchayat ward
7/1 Tsokha-Kyongtey
Name of the candidate Party Affiliation
Sonam Palden Bhutia
SDF
Panchayat Returning Officer
West District, Gyalshing
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
April,
2008
No. 107
NO. 36/SEC/07-08
Dated: 4/4/08
NOTIFICATION
DISTRICT: SOUTH
No.& Name of
Gram
Panchayat Unit
43-Barfung Zarung
No. & Name of
Panchayat ward
3-Zarung
Karna Bahadur Rai
SDF
South District, Namchi
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
April,
2008
No. 108
NO. 37/SEC/07-08
Dated: 4/4/08
NOTIFICATION
DISTRICT: EAST
No.& Name of
Gram
Panchayat Unit
42-Rakdong Tintek
No. & Name of
Panchayat ward
42/3 Upper Takdong
Denzang Lepcha
SDF
East District, Gangtok
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
April,
2008
No. 109
NO. 38/SEC/07-08
Dated: 4/4/08
NOTIFICATION
Election) Rules, 1997, candidate declared uncontested to the Zilla Panchayat from their
territorial constituencies in the state of Sikkim is published hereunder for general
information.
No.& Name of
Zilla Panchayat
4- North
No. & Name of
Territorial Constituency
8-Ringhim Nampatam
Pema Tshering Lepcha
11- Tshungthang
Khamsung Lepcha
15-Lingthem Lingdem
Dupzor Lepcha
SDF
SDF
SDF
North District, Mangan
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
April,
2008
No. 110
NO. 39/SEC/07-08
Dated: 4/4/08
NOTIFICATION
DISTRICT: NORTH
No.& Name of
Gram
Panchayat Unit
No. & Name of
Panchayat ward
5-RAmthang Tangyek
5/1 Ramthang Khyongu
Gurmick Bhutia
SDF
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
April,
2008
No. 111
NO. 40/SEC/07-08
Dated: 4/4/08
NOTIFICATION
Under Rule 85 of Sikkim Panchayet (Conduct of Election) Rules, 1997 the list of
contesting candidates in the ensuing bye-election to the 1/6 Gairee Gram Panchayat Ward
is published hereunder for general information:No.& Name of
Gram Panchayat
North
No.& Name of
Gram Panchayat Ward
1. Kabi Tingda
1/6 Gairee
Name of the
candidate
Symbol
Allotted
Party
Affiliation
1.Kazi Sherpa
Umbrella
SDF
2.Passing Sherpa
Jug
IND
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
5th
April,
2008
No. 112
GANGTOK
No. 64/DMA/UD&HD/07-08/35
Dated: 04.04.2008.
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
and 12 of the Sikkim Municipalities Act, 2007 (5 of 2007) the State Government
has been pleased to declare that:1.
(1) Each Municipalities shall be known by the Unit number and name
specified in the column No. (2) and (3) of the table in the Gazette
Notification No. 40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/122 dated 21.1.2008 and
Notification No. 40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/01 Dated 4.4. 2008.
(2) The serial number and name of the wards within such Municipalities as
given in column (2) and (3), the number and name of Municipal ward from
which ward or wards have been carved out shall constitute a ward or wards
for the purpose of the Act.
(3) Those Sangha voters who normally do not reside in their Gumpas/ward
to which their Gumpas are attached and are residing in urban areas shall
form a part of the electorate of the ward where they normally reside;
(4) All electors of forest blocks in the State shall be deemed to be the part
of Municipal ward in which their names are appearing as per the part
numbers/polling areas specified in the Electorate Rolls for Municipalities.
(5) Each ward shall elect one member each for the concerned Municipal
ward.
(6) The local limits and jurisdiction of each Municipal ward as mentioned in
column (2) shall be as specified in column (4) of the said table.
(7) The Assembly Constituency within which the Municipal ward falls as
mentioned in column (5) shall be in column (2) of the said table.
2.
This notification shall come into force from the date of its publication in
Official Gazette.
TOBJOR DORJI
COMMISSIONERCUM-SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
5th
Saturday,
April,
2008
No. 113
GANGTOK
No. 40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/02
Dated: 4.4.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the power conferred by section 6 and 7 of the Sikkim
Municipalities Act, 2007 (5 of 2007) the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to
make the following amendments in the notification number 40/DMA/UD&HD/0607/119(B) dated 18.1.2008 published in Extraordinary Gazette dated the 22nd
January, 2008, namely:1. In the said notification, for serial number 9 and the entries relating thereto, the
following shall be substituted, namely :“9 Geyzing
Area as appended
In Schedule IX
Nagar Panchayat”,
2. In the said notification after serial number 11, the following serial number and
the entries relating thereto shall be inserted, namely:“12. Pelling
Area as appended
In Schedule XII
Nagar Panchayat”.
TOBJOR DORJI
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
5th
April,
2008
No. 114
GANGTOK
No:40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/01.
Dated: 4.4.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 8 of the Sikkim
Municipalities Act, 2007 (5 of 2007), the State Government hereby makes the
following amendment in the notification Number 40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/122
dated 21.1.2008 namely:-
1.
In the said notification, for the wards and figure “Schedule I to XI” the
words and figure “Schedules I to XII” shall be substituted.
TOBJOR DORJI
COMMISSIONER-CUMSECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
5th
April,
2008
No. 115
GANGTOK
NO. GOS/UD&HD/6(294)2001/34
Dated: 04.04.08
N O T I F I C AT I O N
With the approval of the Government it is notified that the time limit for
consideration of regularization of unauthorized construction as notified in the
Notification No. GOS/UD&HD/6(294)2001/1087 dated 28.6.2007 under serial no. 3 is
herewith extended up to 31.12.2008.
(TOBJOR DORJI)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 116
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.27 Home/2008
Dated: 10/03/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by section 3 of the Sikkim Commission for
Backward Classes Act, 1993 (Act No. 8 of 1993), the State Government is pleased to reconstitute the Sikkim Commission for Backward Classes to exercise the powers
conferred on and to perform the functions assigned to it under the Act, consisting of the
following members, namely: 1. Shri M. B. Dahal, Former Minister
- Chairperson
2. Shri K.B. Gurung, Arithang, Gangtok
- Member
3. Shri D.P. Kharel, Former Minister
- Member
4. Shri S.K. Pradhan, Kazi Road, Gangtok
- Member
5. Shri Rup Raj Rai, Former Minister, Pakyong
- Member
6. Principal Secretary, Social Justice, Empowerment
and Welfare Department
-Member
Secretary.
All members except the Member Secretary shall hold the office for a period of
two months with effect from 29.01.2008.
This supercedes Notification No. 8/Home/2005 dated 29.01.2005 published in
Extraordinary Gazette number 54 dated 7th February ,2005.
CHIEF
SECRETARY
F. NO. 68/SCBC/2000
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 117
GOVERNMENT
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.28 / Home/2008
Dated: 11/03/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by section 20 of Code of Criminal
Procedure 1973, (2 of 1974), the State Government is hereby pleased to confer
powers of Special Executive Magistrate for East District to the following officers
with effect from 13/03/08 to 18/03/08.
1. Shri Anil Raj Rai, District Development Officer, East, Rural Management
and Development Department, Gangtok .
2. Shri Prabhakar Rai ,Block Development Officer,Gangtok.
3. Ms. Urvarshi Poudyal, Block Development Officer,Ranka.
4. Shri Robin Sewa, Block Development Officer,Duga.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. GOS /HOME –II/87/8
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
No. 29 /Home/2008
10th
April,
2008
No. 118
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 17/03/2008
NOTIFICATION
I.
WHEREAS, the infrastructure development under the Tourism Department has
been receiving topmost priority from the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India,
which is regularly funding the various projects under the Central Financial Assistance.
II.
AND WHEREAS, the scheme for ‘construction of trekking trail from
Barsey to Taal Dara in West Sikkim, sanctioned by the Ministry of Tourism, diversion of
the fund to Forest Environment and Wildlife Management Department for carrying of the
construction work duly involving Joint Forest Management Committee/EcoDevelopment Committee/Tourism Department.
III.
NOW THEREFORE, with a view to implement the project namely Development
of Trekking Trail to Taal Dara from Barsey and other infrastructure in West Sikkim, the
State Government pleased to constitute an Implementation Committee, with the
following members: 1. Shri R. B. Subba, Hon’ble Minister, Law Parliamentary
Affairs, Tourism and Commerce and Industries Department
-
Chairman
2. Shri Sancharaj Subba, Eco-Tourism Committee, Soreng,
West Sikkim
-
Member
3. Shri Deo Kumar Gurung, Buriakhop,
West Sikkim
-
Member
4. Joint Secretary (Adv.), Tourism Department
-
Member
5. Divisional Engineer (West)/Assistant Engineer (Soreng),
Tourism Department
-
Member
6. Divisional Forest Officer (Wildlife) and
Assistant Conservator of Forest (Wildlife),
Gyalshing, West Division.
-
Member
IV. (1) The Committee shall supervise the implementation and execution of the work.
(2) The release of the payment by Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management
Department will be subject to clearance by the Tourism Department to ensure
technical specification of the project.
(3) The Chairman may co-opt any other members as and when necessary.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. 300/WLC/07
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 119
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 30/Home/2008
Dated: 19/03/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-Section (1) of Section 4 of the
Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and in supersession of all
the previous notifications on the subject, the State Government hereby
constitutes the State Pollution Control Board, Sikkim to exercise the powers
conferred on and to perform the functions assigned to them under the Act.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No.10/SPCB/2006
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 120
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 31/Home/2008
Dated: 20/03/2008
NOTIFICATION
In continuation of Notification No. 16/Home/2008 dated 04/02/2008, the
State Government is hereby pleased to further extend the time for submission of
report by the Review Committee constituted vide Notification No. 90/Home/2007
dated 06/09/2007 upto 24/03/2008.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No.Gos/Home-II/97/52/Vol-II/Part
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 121
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.32/ Home/2008
Dated: 25/03/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (1) and sub-section (2) of
Section 17 of the Sikkim Anti Drugs Act, 2006 (Act No. 2 of 2006), the State
Government, in consultation with the High Court of Sikkim, is hereby pleased to
designate with immediate effect the Court of District and Sessions Judge (E & N)
at Gangtok and the Court of District and Sessions Judge (S & W) at Namchi as
the Special Court and also designate the Judges so appointed to be the Special
Judge for the purpose of trial of offences under the said Act, within their
respective jurisdiction.
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. GOS /HOME –II/87/8
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 122
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.33/Home/2008
Dated: 4/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
In partial modification of Notification No. 18/Home/2007 dated 06/03/2007,
State Government hereby appoints Secretary, Law Department, Government of
Sikkim as Member Secretary of Review and Drafting Committee to suggest
participatory Forest Management in Sikkim Forest Law in place of Resident
Commissioner, Sikkim House, New Delhi.
- Sd (N.D.CHINGAPA) IAS
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO.GOS/HOME-II/Temp/2000/236
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 123
HOME DEPARTMENT
No. 34/Home/2008
Dated: 05/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
In partial modification of Notification No. 47/Home/99 dated 10/08/99, the
State Government is hereby pleased to make following amendments.
(1). In the first para after the words sports and games, following shall be
inserted.
“and other various fields which the State Government may decide from
time to time.”
(2). In third para after the words Independence Day, following shall be
inserted.
“or on any other occasion as the State Government may decide from time
to time.”
(3).
In supersession of Committee at para 4, Committee consisting of the
following is constituted for all future selection of Awardees.
(a)
Chief Secretary
-
Chairman
(b)
Additional Chief Secretary
-
Member
(c)
Principal Secretary, CMO
-
Member
(d)
Secretary-In-charge, Human Resource
-
Member
-
Member
-
Member
-
Member
-
Member
(e)
Secretary-In-charge, Culture Affairs
and Heritage Department
(f)
Secretary-In-charge, Sports and Youth
Affairs Department
(g)
An Independent Member to be nominated
(h)
Special Secretary, Home Department
Secretary
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. Gos/Home-II/2008/10
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 124
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 35 /Home/2008
Dated: 08/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to constitute a Committee
consisting of the following officers for the purpose of examining the grievances of
all Government Employees’ Associations and Muster Roll and Work Charge
Workers’ Associations, namely: 1.
Shri Jasbir Singh, Principal Secretary, Home
2.
Shri R. K. Purukastha, Secretary Law
3.
Shri P. Wangdi, Controller of Accounts, FRED
4.
Shri S. K. Gautam, Special Secretary-I, Planning
5.
Shri C. L. Sharma, Special Secretary, DOPART
Secretary
-
Chairman
Member
Member
Member
Member
2.
The Committee will consider grievances of all Government Employees’
Associations, Muster Roll and Work Charge Workers’ Associations and give their
recommendation within a period of 100 (hundred) days from the date of issue of
this notification.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File
No.GOS/441/GEN/HOME/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 125
NOTIFICATION NO.23/206/LR&DMD(S)
DT:29.01.2008.
Whereas the function of the Central Government under the land Acquisition Act,
1894(Act I of 1894) in relation to the Acquisition of land for the purpose of the Union
have been instructed to the State Government by Notification No. 12018/12/76/LRD dt.
10.01.1978 issued by the Government of India in the Ministry of Agriculture and
Irrigation under clause (1) of Article 258 of the constitution of India.
public purpose, being a purpose of the Union, namely for diversion of IBP Road in the
block of Burtuk, Elaka Tadong, East District it is hereby notified that a pieces of land
comprising cadastral Plot Nos. 453 portion and measuring more of less 0.05 acres
bounded as under: -
BOUNDARY
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
Burtuk.
:
:
:
:
Land of Gopal Gurung, Garjaman.
Bye Pass Road Burtuk.
Land of Gopal Gurung.
Land of Gopal Gurung is likely to be needed for the aforesaid block of
(Act I of 1894) read with the said notification to all whom it may concern.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, East
District, Gangtok.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 126
DATED: 4/4/2008.
Whereas the Governor is satisfied that additional land is needed for a public
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union namely for development of Tourist Village in
the block of Barbing, East District, it is hereby declared that a piece of land comprising
cadastral Plot No. 228/1021(P), 228/1008(P) & 238 measuring more or less .4560 hectare
bounded as under:Boundary:EAST
:
Banjo and C.F. of Sonam Norbu and Pema Lepcha
WEST :
Tourist Village Compound
NORTH :
Banjo, Purba and Pema Lepcha
SOUTH : Government kholsa is needed for aforesaid public purpose at the public
expense within the aforesaid block of Barbing, East District.
The declaration is made under the provision of Section 6 of L.A.Act, 1894
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
File No.328/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
10th
April,
2008
No. 127
NOTIFICATION NO: 27/552/B/LR&DMD(S)
DATED: 10.04.2008.
NOTICE UNDER SECTION OF 6 OF
Whereas the function of the Central Government under the land Acquisition Act,
1894 (Act I of 1894) in relation to the acquisition of land for the purpose of the Union
have been entrusted to the State Government by Notification No. 12018/12/76/LRD dt.
10.1.1978 issued by the Government of India in the Ministry of Agriculture & Irrigation
under Clause (i) Articles 258 of the constitution of India.
And whereas the Governor is satisfied that land is needed for a public purpose,
being a purpose of the Union namely for BSNL, Telecom Department in the book of
Pioner Reserve Block, Gangtok, East Sikkim, it is hereby declared that piece of land
comprising cadastral Plot No. 28 & 29 measuring more or less 0.92 acres bounded as
under:BOUNDARY:
EAST
:
Private road and J.T. Densapa`s land.
WEST
:
Government Jhora
NORTH
:
Tumin Kazi`s land
SOUTH
:
Government Jhora is needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Pioner Reserve, East District.
This declaration is made under the provision of Section 6 of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I
of 1894) read with the said notification, to all whom it may concern.
SD/- (R. P. CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
15th
April,
2008
No. 127
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
GANG
01/DL
Date: 15.04.2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas certain proposals to classify and revise the minimum rates of
wages to the categories of workers employed in the scheduled employments of
“(1) Automobiles Engineering Works, (2) Bakeries and Confectioneries, (3)
Construction or Maintenance of Roads and Buildings, (4) Construction of
Projects including Dams, Tunnels, Hydro-electric and other multipurpose, (5)
Dairy, Poultry and Animal Husbandry farming, (6) Casual contingency employees
engaged by Government, Semi-Government, Public Sectors and Private Sectors,
(7) Distilleries and Breweries, (8)Electronic Industries, (9) Handloom Industries,
(10) Hotels, Restaurants, Eating Houses/Tea Shops, (11) Printing Press, (12)
Shops & Commercial establishments, (13) Tours & Travel Agencies, (14) Cinema
and Video Halls, Cable Operators, (15) Wood Works Carpentry and Masonry,
(16) Tea Plantation, (17) Private Transportation, (18) Grill Industries, (19) Tyre
and Trading Industries, (20) Ferro Alloys Industries, (21) Engineering Industries,
(22) Forestry and Timbering Industries, (23) Leather Industries, (24) Paper &
Pulp Industries, (25) Stone Breaking and Crushing”; were published in the State
Government Extraordinary Gazette No. 336, dated 31.07.2007 vide Notification
No. 4/DL, 27.07.2007, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of subsection (1) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (11 of 1948). In the
said Notification, objections and suggestions were sought from all those likely to
be affected thereby before expiry of two months from the date of publication of
said Notification.
Whereas, the objections and suggestions received on the said proposals
have been considered by the State Government;
NOW THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of
sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (11 of 1948), and
in supersesion of the Notification No. 2/DL, dated 07.01.2004 and the Notification
No. 3/DL, dated 26.08.2005, the State Government hereby classify the
categories of the workers and revise the rates of minimum wages as specified in
the table and schedule annexed hereto, payable to the workers employed in the
schedule employments mentioned in Para I above.
GANGTOK
No. 01 /DL
Date: 15.04.2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas certain proposals to classify and revise the minimum rates of wages to the
categories of workers employed in the scheduled employments of “(1) Automobiles Engineering
Works, (2) Bakeries and Confectioneries, (3) Construction or Maintenance of Roads and
Buildings, (4) Construction of Projects including Dams, Tunnels, Hydro-electric and other
multipurpose, (5) Dairy, Poultry and Animal Husbandry farming, (6) Casual contingency
employees engaged by Government, Semi-Government, Public Sectors and Private Sectors, (7)
Distilleries and Breweries, (8)Electronic Industries, (9) Handloom Industries, (10) Hotels,
Restaurants, Eating Houses/Tea Shops, (11) Printing Press, (12) Shops & Commercial
establishments, (13) Tours & Travel Agencies, (14) Cinema and Video Halls, Cable Operators,
(15) Wood Works Carpentry and Masonry, (16) Tea Plantation, (17) Private Transportation, (18)
Grill Industries, (19) Tyre and Trading Industries, (20) Ferro Alloys Industries, (21) Engineering
Industries, (22) Forestry and Timbering Industries, (23) Leather Industries, (24) Paper & Pulp
Industries, (25) Stone Breaking and Crushing”; were published in the State Government
Extraordinary Gazette No. 336, dated 31.07.2007 vide Notification No. 4/DL, 27.07.2007, in
exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the Minimum
Wages Act, 1948 (11 of 1948). In the said Notification, objections and suggestions were sought
from all those likely to be affected thereby before expiry of two months from the date of
publication of said Notification.
Whereas, the objections and suggestions received on the said proposals have been
considered by the State Government;
NOW THEREFORE, in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (2)
of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (11 of 1948), and in supersesion of the Notification
No. 2/DL, dated 07.01.2004 and the Notification No. 3/DL, dated 26.08.2005, the State
Government hereby classify the categories of the workers and revise the rates of minimum wages
as specified in the table and schedule annexed hereto, payable to the workers employed in the
schedule employments mentioned in Para I above.
Table - I
Category of Workers
Daily Rate of Wages
1
2
Un-skilled
Rs. 100/-
Semi-Skilled
Rs. 115/-
Skilled
Rs. 130/-
Highly Skilled
Rs. 150/Table - II
1.
Loading of a full truck load of any kind through
manual labour such as stone, stone chips, sand,
bricks, timber, logs, bamboo etc.
Rs. 100/- only.
2.
Un-loading of a full truck load of any kind through
manual labour such as stone, stone chips, sand,
bricks, timber, logs, bamboo etc.
Rs. 100/- only.
3.
MANUAL CARRIAGES (HEAD LOAD)
(a) Upto 100 kg head load for 100 meters or less. Rs.3/- only and for increase of each
hundred
part of
distance
meter will be the multiple of Rs 3/- or
Rs.3/- to be added for the estimated
covered in meters.
(b) Upto half truck load of any kind such as stone, Rs. 250/- only and for increase of
each hundred
stone chips, sand, bricks,
timber, logs, bamboo etc.
meter will be the multiple of Rs.
250/- or part of
for a distance of 100 meters or less.
Rs. 250/- to be added for the
estimated distance
covered in meters.
(c) Full truck load of any kind such as stone, stone Rs.400/- only and for increase of
each hundred
chips, sand, bricks, timber, logs, bamboo etc. for meter will be the multiple of Rs.400/or part of
a distance of 100 meters or less.
Rs. 400/-to be added for the
estimated distance covered in meters.
3.
The revised rates are inclusive of dearness allowance but exclusive of other concession if
any enjoyed by the employees.
4.
The rates of daily wages of workers at various altitudes shall be as under:
(a)
Upto 8000 ft. altitude
- Workers shall be paid normal wages.
(b)
From 8001ft.to 12000 ft. Altitude
- Workers shall be paid 50% more than the
normal wages.
(c)
From 12001ft. to 16000ft.Altitude
- Workers shall be paid 75% more than the
normal wages.
(d)
From 16001ft. & above Altitude
- Workers shall be paid double the normal
wages.
5.
If a workers works without being absent during the period of 6(six) days consecutively in
a week, he/she shall be given one paid holiday on either Sunday or any other Hat day.
6.
No worker shall be required to work for more than nine hours in a day with break of one
hour.
7.
No person below the age of 14 (fourteen) years shall be employed in any work.
8.
There will be no difference between wages for male and female workers.
9.
Where a worker works for more than eight hours in any day or more than forty eight
hours in any week, he/she shall in respect of over time work, be entitled to wages at the
rate of twice his/her ordinary rate of wages.
10.
The minimum rates of wages are applicable to workers employed by contractors as well
as workers engaged in private masonry works like house, building also.
11.
If any question arises as to what particular work is Highly Skilled, Skilled, Semi-Skilled or
Un-Skilled, it may be referred to the Labour Department, Government of Sikkim, whose
decision shall be final.
12.
These rates will be effective from the 1st day of April, 2008.
Categories of Workers
1.
Un-Skilled Workers:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Chowkidar (Watchman)
Peon
Sweeper (Safaikarmachari)
Server
Waiter (Bera)
Cleaner
Ordinary Worker
Packer
Helpers
Office boy
Nursery Watcher
Earth Excavator
Earth Digger
Mali
Khalasi
Shop Assistant
Weigh man
Service boy
Water boy
Air boy
Jali Workers (Cement Concrete Pipes)
Assistant Pipe Fitter
Bull Care Taker
Boar Care Taker
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
Cook
Dog Catcher
Dresser
Dairy Care Taken
Egg Recorder
Field Worker
Grass Cutter
Helper (Operator Machineries)
Helper (Fitter Operator)
Horse Attendant
Hospital/Dispensary Attendant
Koin-Yeer
Laboratory boy
Line Assistant
Milk Carrier
Patrol Man
Poultry Care Taker
Power House Cleaner/Oil Man
Room Attendant
Yak Attendant
Mule Attendant
Ponies Attendant
Driver (Donkey, Mule, Horse, Yak, Ponies etc.)
Any other categories by whatever name called which are of an un-skilled nature.
2.
Semi- Skilled:
1.
Assistant Fitter (Mechanic)
2.
Assistant Black Smith
3.
Assistant Gold Smith
4.
Assistant Welder
5.
Assistant Painter
6.
Hammer Man
7.
Assistant Baker
8.
Head Attendant (Handloom Industries)
9.
Coal Man
10.
Pump Man
11.
Polisher
12.
Gate Keeper
13.
Booking Assistant
14.
Machine Labour
15.
Earth Breaker
16.
Rock Excavator
17.
Hole Driller
18.
Spray Man
19.
Stone Breaker
20.
Conductor
21.
Booking Clerk
22.
Ticket Checker
23.
Time Keeper
24.
Store Keeper
25.
Switching Man
26.
Duplicating Operator
27.
Sales Man
28.
Assistant Pipe Manufacturer
29.
Press Man (Metalic)
30.
Castingwala (Metalic)
31.
Cutter (Metalic)
32.
Circle Cutter (Metalic)
33.
Assistant Mistry (Motor Body Builder)
34.
Puncture Fitter
35.
Type and Tube Mistry
36.
Assistant Line Man
37.
Assistant Switch Board Operator
38.
Assistant Turbine Operator
39.
Bill Distributor
40.
Carpenter Grade II
41
Carpenter Grade III
42.
Compressor Operator
43.
Crane Operator
44.
Engine Operator
45.
Field Assistant
46.
Field Enumerator/Enumerator
47.
Filter Operator
48.
Fitter Grade II
49.
Fodder Belder
50.
Librarian (without diploma)
51.
Lathe Man
52.
Line Man
53.
Mason Grade II
54.
Mason Grade III
55.
Meter Reader-cum-Bill Clerk
56.
Mechanic
57.
Painter Grade II
58.
Painter Grade III
59.
Pipe Fitter Grade I
60.
Pipe Fitter Grade II
61.
Revenue Assistant
62.
Rigger
63.
Stone Crusher Operator
64.
Supervisor
65.
Switch Yard Attendant
66.
Switch Operator
67.
Sub-Station Attendant
68.
Senior Assistant Turbine Operator
69.
Tailor
70.
Dhobi
71.
Cobbler
72.
Barber
73.
Tractor Helper
74.
Turbine Operator
75.
Vibrator Operator
76.
Mixture Operator
77.
Junior Weaver
78.
Ordinary Workers (Underground works such as Mines, Tunnels, Dams etc.)
79.
Sikkim Herald Packer and Distributor
80.
Any other categories by whatever name called which are of a semi skilled nature.
3.
Skilled:
1.
Electrician
2.
Fitter Grade I
3.
Carpenter Grade I
4.
Spray Painter
5.
Painter Grade I
6.
Artist
7.
Litho Machine Man
8.
Litho Press Man
9.
Radio Man for Offset Machine
10.
Flat Machine Man
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
Line Operator
Mono Operator
Composer Grade I
Head Cook
Head Baker
Quality Controller
Cutter (Tailoring)
Senior Weaver
Turner
Moulder
Plant Operator Masson
Mason Class I
Machine Man
Chemist
Chemical Analyst
Blender
Foreman
Boiler Attendant
Operator (Cinema)
Air Conditioner Operator
Head Munshi
Cutter (Timber)
Laboratory Technician
Radiographer
Radio/T.V./Computer Mechanic
Photo Artist
Manager (Petrol Pump)
Technical Supervisor
Head Mistry (R.C.C.)
Compositor
Binder
Computer Operator
Dancer/Singer/Musician
Khang-So-Pa
Demand Clerk
Draughtsman
Hand Made Paper Worker
Lower Division Clerk/Typist
Librarian (With Diploma/Degree)
Light Vehicle Driver
Senior Pipe Fitter
Tracer
Welder-cum-Denter
Semi-Skilled Workers (Underground works such as in Mines, Tunnels, Dams etc.)
Medical Dresser or its equivalent by designation
Any other categories by whatever name called which are of a skilled nature.
4.
Highly Skilled:
1.
Heavy Vehicle Driver
2.
Bull Dozer Operator/Driver
3.
Excavator Operator/Driver
4.
Roller Driver
5.
J.C.B. Driver
6.
Plumber /Welder /Foreman /Electrician /Computer Mechanic having I.T.I. or any other
Diploma Certificate.
7.
Skilled Workers (Underground works such as Mines, Tunnels, Dams, etc.)
8.
Any other categories by whatever name called which are of a Highly Skilled nature.
EXPLANATION:
Definition of categories:
(a)
“Un-Skilled Work” means work which involves simple operation requiring little or no skill
or experience on the job.
(b)
“Semi-Skilled Work” means work which involves some degree of skill or competence,
acquired through experience on the job, and which is capable of being performed under
the supervision or guidance of skilled employee and includes unskilled supervisory work.
(c)
“Skilled work” means work which involves skill or competence acquired through
experience on the job or through training as an apprentice in a technical or vocational
institute and the performance of which calls for initiative and judgement.
(d)
“Highly Skilled work” means work which calls for degree of perfection and competence
in the performance of certain jobs including clerical work acquired through intensive
technical or professional training or adequate work experience for certain reasonable
period and also required an employees to assume full responsibility for his
judgment/decision involved in the executive of his job.
BY ORDER
R.K. PURKAYASTHA, SSJS
SECRETARY
LABOUR DEPARTMENT
File No.GOS/DL/97/03-04
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
16th
April,
2008
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 20/LD/P/2008
Date: 10.04.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Act of the Sikkim Legislative Assembly having received
the assent of the Governor on the 28th day of March, 2008 is hereby
published for general information:THE SIKKIM ANTI DRUGS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2008
(ACT NO. 1 OF 2008)
AN
ACT
to amend the Sikkim Anti Drugs Act, 2006.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the fifty-ninth year of the
Republic of India as follows :Short title, extent 1. (1) This Act may be called the Sikkim
and
Anti Drugs (Amendment) Act, 2008
commencement (2) It extends to the whole of Sikkim
Amendment of
Section 4.
2.
Amendment of
section 27.
3.
In the Sikkim Anti Drugs Act, 2006,
(hereinafter referred to as the said Act),
in sub-section (1) of Section 4, for the
words “Joint Secretary” the words “Deputy
Secretary” shall be substituted.
In the said Act, in section 27, the existing
proviso shall be omitted.
By Order
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
File No. 16 (82)/ LD/P/2008
No. 129
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
16th
April,
2008
No. 130
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No. 21/LD/P/2008
Date: 10.04.2008
The following Act of
of the Sikkim Legislative Assembly having
received the assent of the Governor on the 28th day of March, 2008 is
hereby published for general information:information:THE SIKKIM ECOLOGY FUND AND ENVIRONMENT CESS (AMENDMENT)
ACT, 2008
ACT NO. 5 OF 2008
A
ACT
further to amend the Sikkim Ecology Fund and Environment Cess
Act, 2005.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth Year of the
Republic of India as follows:Short title, extent
and
commencement
1.
(1) This Act may be called the Sikkim Ecology Fund
and Environment Cess (Amendment) Act, 2008.
(2) It extends to the whole of Sikkim.
(3) Except when specifically provided otherwise in
this Act for a particular provision, it shall be
deemed to have come into force on the 1st day
of April, 2007.
Amendment of
section 2
2.
In the Sikkim Ecology Fund and Environment
Cess Act, 2005, (hereinafter referred to as the
said Act), in Section 2,(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(i)
(ii)
in Explanation to clause (h), for the word
and figure “Schedule I”, the word and
figure “Schedule II” shall be substituted,
after clause (h), the following clause shall
be inserted, namely:“(hh) “person” means and includes any
individual,
firm,
proprietor,
Hindu
Undivided
Family,
company
or
corporation including manufacturing
company and corporation, Department of
Central and State Governments and of
other State Governments, Public Sector
Undertaking, Autonomous Body, any
authority established under any statute,
society, club, association or incorporation
of such society, club and association, and
contractors engaged in the business of
works contract whether under the Central
or any of the State Governments or not;”
after clause (k), the following clause
shall be inserted, namely,“(kk)
“purchase invoice” means an
invoice or cash memorandum or a bill
showing total cost of the price of the
goods specified in Schedule II, inclusive
of all the charges, paid by a person to the
selling dealer of any State other than
Sikkim, whether registered under any Act
of that State or not” ;
in clause (l), for the word and figure
“Section 10” , the word and figure
“Section 8” shall be substituted;
in clause (m), after the last words
“deferred payment” and before the
punctuation mark “;”, the following words
shall be inserted, namely:“and includes the transfer of property in
goods (whether as goods or in some
other form) involved in the execution of a
works contract” ;
in Explanation 2 to clause (n),(a) the words “value added tax” appearing
after the words and punctuation mark
“excise duty,” shall be omitted, ;
(b) the following Provisos shall be
inserted to the said Explanation, namely:“Provided that value added tax
and local sales tax payable under any
other Acts of the State Government shall
not be included in the sale price;
Provided further that the above
Proviso shall come into force from the
date of publication of this Act in the
Official Gazette.”
Amendment of
section 5
3.
In the said Act, for the existing section 5, the
following shall be substituted, namely:“5. Environment cess shall be paid by:(1) (a) Every dealer or person including the
person engaged in the business of works
contract, whoever brings non-bio degradable
materials as specified in Schedule II for sale, in
Sikkim from outside Sikkim, on the sales
turnover of such non-biodegradable materials
or goods, from the date of commencement of
the said Act:
Provided that in the case of persons engaged in
the business of works contract, the paying
authority of the contractee shall deduct the
cess at source on total works bill value or
amount at the rate specified in section 6 of this
Act, in the manner as prescribed or may be
prescribed.”
(b) Every person or dealer, whoever brings nonbio degradable materials as specified in
Schedule II in Sikkim from outside Sikkim for
own use and consumption or for whatsoever
purpose other than making sales in Sikkim, on
the purchase invoice value, from the date of
commencement of this Act:
Provided that the person or dealer whoever
is engaged in the business of manufacturing of
goods, shall pay the cess at such rate as
specified in section 6 of this Act:
Provided further that when any person or
dealer has paid cess in accordance with the
provisions laid down in first Proviso, no such
person or dealer shall be liable for cess under
this Act for sales of manufactured goods within
Sikkim.
(c)
Every hotel, resort, lodge or motel
operating or carrying on business within Sikkim,
on the sales turnover.
(2) The State Government may by notification,
allow payment of composite cess to such
dealer or class of dealers having turnover below
a specified limit, and in such manner, as
prescribed or may be prescribed in the
notification:
Provided that the prescribed authority
shall verify the veracity of the turnover of the
dealer and satisfy himself that the dealer
exercising option for composite cess is eligible
as such.
(3)
On entry in Sikkim of such categories of
vehicles, at such rates, and on such terms and
conditions as may be specified by notification
by the State Government.
(4) On any such other item having impact on
environment directly or indirectly, at such rate
or rates and on such conditions as may be
prescribed by the State Government by
notification.”
Amendment of
section 6
4.
In the said Act, for the existing section 6, the
following shall be substituted, namely:“ 6. (1) The cess payable under the said Act
shall be levied at the following rates, namely:(i)
in respect of the sale of goods specified
in Schedule II, by the persons specified
in clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section
5, other than the persons engaged in
the business of works contract, at the
rate of one percent on total turnover of
sales;
(ii)
in respect of the goods or materials
transferred in execution of works
contract, at the rate of 0.50% on the
gross value of the works bill:
Provided that this clause shall
come into force from the date of
publication of this Act in the Official
Gazette;
(iii)
in respect of the goods specified in
Schedule II, by the persons and for the
purpose specified in clause (b) of subsection (1) of section 5, other than the
persons engaged in the business of
manufacturing, at the rate of one
percent of the purchase price shown in
the valid purchase invoice or on the
local market price value if no valid
purchase invoice is produced before the
prescribed authority:
Provided that the prescribed
authority may determine the market
price at the relevant point of time after
such verifications as he deems
necessary;
(iv)
in respect of the persons engaged in the
business of manufacturing of goods
specified in clause (b) of sub-section (1)
of section 5, at the rate of 0.50% on the
total purchase invoice value:
Provided that this clause shall come
into force from the date of publication
of this Act in the Official Gazette;
(v)
In respect of hotel, resort, lodge or
motel, at the rate of one percent on the
gross sales turnover.
(2)
The State Government may revise the
rate of cess under clause (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) and (v)
of sub-section (1) of section 6 from time to time
by notification.
(3) The State Government may by notification,
add to or omit from, or otherwise amend
Schedule II and thereupon the said Schedule
shall be deemed to be amended accordingly.”
Insertion of new
section 6A
5.
In the said Act, after section 6, the following
new Section shall be inserted, namely,“6A. Point of levy, and remittance of cess in
certain cases.cases.(1) The cess payable on sales of goods
specified in Schedule II by a registered dealer
shall be levied only once at the first stage or
point of sales occurred in Sikkim after such
goods are brought or imported from outside
Sikkim.
(2) The persons referred to in clause (b) of subsection (1) of section 5, but excluding
individuals, whoever brings or imports into
Sikkim from outside Sikkim goods specified in
Schedule II to the Act, for own use and
consumption or for whatsoever purpose other
than sales, shall remit the cess to the
appropriate Head of Revenue at such stage,
within such time and in such manner as
prescribed or as may be prescribed.”
Amendment of
section 8
6.
In the said Act, in section 8,(i)
in sub-section (1), after the words “pay
cess” and before the words “under this
Act”, the following words and punctuation
marks shall be inserted, namely,“on sales of goods or materials specified
in Schedule II,”,
(ii)
in sub-section (2), after the words “pay
cess” and before the words “under this
Act”, the following words and punctuation
marks shall be inserted, namely,“on sales of goods or materials specified
in Schedule II,”,
Amendment of
section 10
7.
In the said Act, in clause (a) of sub-section (3) of
section 10, for the word and figure “section 11”,
the word and figure “section 9” shall be
substituted.
Amendment of
8.
In the said Act, in clause (e) of sub-section (3) of
section 22
section 22, for the word “tax” the word “cess”
shall be substituted.
Amendment of
Schedule I
9.
In the said Act, in Schedule I, after serial
number 25, the following serial number and
item shall be inserted, namely,“26. Any other biodegradable materials defined
in clause (a) of section 2 which is not specified
by name in this Schedule.”
Amendment of
Schedule II
10.
In the said Act, in Schedule II, after serial
number 49, the following serial number and
item shall be inserted, namely,“50. Any other non-biodegradable materials
defined in clause (a) of section 2 which is not
specified by name in this Schedule.”
By Order.
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
File No. 16 (82)/ LD/P/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
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Wednesday,
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April,
2008
No. 131
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No.22/LD/P/2008
Date: 10.04.2008
The following Act of the Sikkim Legislative Assembly having
received the assent of the Governor on the 28th day of March, 2008 is hereby
published for general information:-
THE SIKKIM VALUE ADDED TAX (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2008
ACT NO. 6 OF 2008
AN
ACT
further to amend the Sikkim Value Added Tax Act, 2005.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth Year of
the Republic of India as follows:Short title, extent
and
commencement
1.
(1) This Act may be called the Sikkim Value Added
Tax (Amendment) Act, 2008.
(3) It shall be deemed to have come into force on the
1st day of April, 2005.
Amendment of
section 30
2.
In the Sikkim Value Added Tax Act, 2005, in subsection (8) of Section 30,(i) after the words and figures, “sub-section (2)”
and before the word “within”, the following
words and figures shall be inserted, namely:-
“or quarterly abstract statement under subsection (4)”;
(ii) for the word “of ’’, appearing after the word
“rate” and before the words “five hundred”, the
words “not exceeding” shall be substituted.
By Order.
R.K. PURKAYASTHA (SSJS),
L.R-CUM-SECRETARY,
LAW DEPARTMENT.
FILE NO.16 (82) LD/2008
STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS
The State Government deemed it expedient to amend the Sikkim Value
Added Tax Act, 2005 so as to make the penal provision more reasonable by
specifying upper limit of penalty instead of fixed amount, in public interest.
With this objective in view, the SIKKIM VALUE ADDED TAX
(AMENDMENT) BILL, 2008 has been framed.
(DR. PAWAN CHAMLING)
CHIEF MINISTER, SIKKIM,
(MINISTER-IN-CHARGE-FINANCE)
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE GOVERNOR UNDER CLAUSE (1)
OF ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
The Governor having been informed of the subject matter of the Bill
has been pleased to recommend the introduction and consideration of the
Bill by the Sikkim Legislative Assembly.
----------------------------------------
FINANCIAL MEMORANDUM
-Nil------------------------------------
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
16th
April,
2008
Dated: 10th April 2008
No. 010/02/400/SCH/EDN/ 25
Notification
In continuation to Notification No. 91/Est-I/HRDD dated 26th June 2004, the
Government of Sikkim is pleased to hereby further clarify the matter and declare
as follows :1. The percentage of quota fixed for different categories of people of Sikkim
vide Notification No. 91/Est-I/HRDD dated 26th June 2004 is specifically
for the purpose of allotment of State quota seats provided for the State of
Sikkim in different educational institutions inside and outside the State.
2. It is hereby declared that the “local” candidates listed at serial No. 1 to 5
shall get first preference over those listed under serial No.6 in the
choice/selection of seats/institutions on merit.
By Order.
K.T. Chankapa
Secretary, HRD Department.
No. 132
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
16th
April,
2008
TASHILING
GANGTOK
Ref. No.180/07/SSA/SPO/HRDD-PLG/105
Dated :01.04.2008.
NOTIFICATION
Consequent upon the approval of the Government the Human Resource
Development Department hereby notify the following 31 (thirty one) Primary
Schools which were already been upgraded to Junior High Schools by the
Department during 2003-04 under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan.
I.
East District
1. Rangpo Bazaar Primary School
2. Bhasmey Primary School
3. Rhenock Bazaar Primary School
4. Ralap Primary School
5. Bhusuk Primary School
6. Adampool Primary School
7. Mulukey Primary School
8. Phalichadara Primary School
9. Pachay Primary School
10. Amba Primary School
II.
South District
1. Sri Patam Primary School
2. Chumok Primary School
3. Paksom Primary School
4. Tinzir Primary School
5. Kartikay Primary School
6. Lingee Karjee Primary School
III.
North District
1. Pakshep Primary School
2. Tumlong Primary School
3. Namprik Primary School
4. Thibuk Primary School
5. Lingzya Primary School
6. Sarchok Primary School
7. Salim Pakhyel Primary School
IV.
West District
1. Malbashey Primary School
2. Malbashey Budang Primary School
3. Mabong Primary School
4. Hee Patal Primary School
5. Dentam Tar Primary School
6. Middle Gyalshing Primary School
7. Anden Primary School
8. Jhusingthang Primary School
By Order,
SD/( K. T. CHAKAPA )
SECRETARY/HRDD
No. 133
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
16th
April,
2008
Dated: 2nd April 2008
No. 010/03/SCH/HRDD/2007-2008/ 06
Notification
The Government of Sikkim has announced Ph.D. level scholarships for up to 05
local eligible candidates every year for pursuing research studies in Sikkim
related topics vide Notification No. 506/EST/HRDD dated 22nd February 2006.
With a view to encourage the maximum number of eligible candidates to avail of
this scholarship, the State Government is pleased to remove the ceiling of 05
scholarships per year and all eligible candidates will be considered for award of
scholarship under this scheme.
By Order.
K.T. Chankapa
No. 134
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
16th
April,
2008
No. 135
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No. 23/LD/P/2008
Date:10.04.2008
THE SIKKIM LABOUR PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2008
(ACT NO. 07 OF 2008)
AN
ACT
further to amend the Sikkim Labour Protection Act, 2005,
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth Year of
the Republic of India as follows.
Short title, extent,
commencement
and application
Amendment of
2005,
section 19
renumbered
1. (1) This Act may be called Sikkim Labour
Protection (Amendment) Act, 2008.
(4) It shall apply, to all workers/labourers
and
individual workers/labourers working
within
the State of Sikkim but does not include
the
Muster Roll and the Work Charged
workers
in the Government Department.
2.
In the Sikkim Labour Protection Act,
the existing section 19 shall be
as sub-section (1) of that section and after
the
sub-section (1) as so renumbered the
following sub-section (2) shall
be
inserted,
namely :-
“(2) The Authority/Registering Officer or
such other officers as may be authorised
in
this behalf may compound any or all the
offences on realization of minimum
amount
of fine which shall not be less than rupees
one thousand from the person concerned
who
is accused of committing the offence or
offences.”
By Order.
L.R-CUM-SECRETARY,
LAW DEPARTMENT.
FILE NO.16 (82) LD/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
16th
Wednesday,
April,
2008
No. 136
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No. 24/LD/P/2008
Date: 10.04.2008
The following Act of the Sikkim Legislative Assembly having received the
assent of the Governor on the 28th day of March, 2008 is hereby published for
general information:-
REGISTRATION OF COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, SIKKIM, 2008
(ACT NO. 8 OF 2008)
AN
ACT
further to amend the Registration of Companies Act, Sikkim, 1961,
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth Year of the
Republic of India as follows.
Short title, extent, 1.
commencement
(1) This Act may be called Registration of
Companies (Amendment) Act, Sikkim, 2008.
Amendment of
section 2
2.
In the Registration of Companies Act,
Sikkim, 1961, in clause (f) of subsection (ii) of section 2, for the words
“existing prescribed rate”, the following
words shall be substituted, namely :“rates as may be prescribed by
notification”.
By Order.
L.R-CUM-SECRETARY,
LAW DEPARTMENT.
FILE NO.16 (82) LD/2008
STATEMENT OF OBJECT AND REASON
Whereas it has been considered expedient to incorporate certain provision
and to amend the Registration of Companies Act, Sikkim, 1961, in order to
provide flexibility in the present provisions of the Act for administrative
expediency and for the purpose of prescribing the rates for enlistment, it is
proposed to amend Section 2 of the Act.
The Bill has been framed with the above objective in view.
( R.B. SUBBA )
MINISTER-IN-CHARGE
LAW & PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
FINANCIAL MEMORANDUM
Nil.
MEMORANDUM REGARDING DELEGATED LEGISLATION
The provision empowers the Government to prescribe the rate of fees for
enlistment by notification.
The delegation of power is therefore normal in character.
( R.B. SUBBA )
MINISTER-IN-CHARGE
LAW & PARLIAMENTARY AFFIRS DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
18th
April,
2008
No. 137
GANGTOK-737101
No. 2/DL
Dated: 17.04.2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, vide communication No.GOS/DL/97/03-04/601 to
636 dated 10.08.2007, the Labour Department, Government of
Sikkim, communicated different welfare measures to be adopted
by different industries/factories/establishments/enterprises etc.
engaging workers, which included the following, namely:
1.
That the workers/labourers who need accommodation should
be provided with accommodation and the same should have bare
minimum regular supply of drinking water, toilet facilities and also
it should be hygienic. The quarters whatsoever should be
maintained be the employer organization.
2.
That whenever any worker/labourer is forced to retire from
service due to Medical ground or some unavoidable reason, some
amount in the form, like golden hand shake should be given to
such person.
3. That workers/labourers should be granted medical leave
especially during maternity at least for two (2) months.
4. That workers who have been provided with accommodation
should be given 2 points free power supply.
5. That the employer/organization should ensure that the
labourers get ration in subsidized rate on regular basis.
6.
That the Doctor should be made available for check up
regularly at least once a week and whenever the number is quite
large a medical practitioner should be engaged in such
organizations.
7.
That if the numbers of workers/labourers in the
Factories/Industries are more that 200 numbers then a Medical
Practitioner should be posted on regular basis.
8.
That the Minimum Rate of Wages as prescribed should be
paid duly granting one paid holiday for six (6) days continuous
work in a week.
And whereas, the above requirement were communicated for
compliance by Industries/Factories/Establishments/Enterprises etc.
as part of State Government policy of ensuring welfare for the
workers.
It is, therefore, obligatory on the part of all the above stated
institutions/organizations to ensure the implementation of the
above stated requirements as contained in Sl.No.1 to 8.
By Order.
Sd/( R.K. Purkayastha )
SECRETARY
LABOUR DEPARTMENT
File No.GOS/DL/97/03-04.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 138
LAW DEPARTMEN
No. 108/LD/08
Dated
17.04.08.
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by rule 18 of the
Law Officers (Terms and Conditions) Rules, 1995, the State
Government is hereby pleased to appoint Shri Suraj Chettri,
Advocate as Law Officer for a period of three (3) years initially
to conduct the cases pertaining to Urban Development and
Housing Department, Government of Sikkim. He shall be paid
consolidated fees of Rs. 13,000/- per month as prescribed in
the Schedule to the Law Officers (Terms and Conditions)
Rules, 1995.
Sd/(R.K. Purkayastha)
SSJS,
L.R-cum-Secretary,
Law Department.
Memo No. GOS/UD&HD/6/129/07/132
Dated 17.04.08.
Whereas the Government of India, Ministry of
Personnel,
Public
Grievances
&
Pension,
Vide
Office
Memorandum No. 1/12/2007-TR dated 31st July, 2007 issued
a direction the Law & Parliamentary Affairs department to
prepare an inventory of public Authorities functioning under
the RTI Act, 2005. These Authorities have to be suitably
classified
in
autonomous
to
attached
bodies,
Officers,
constitutional
Subordinate
bodies
and
Officers,
statutory
bodies as well as the apartment has to prepare list of NGO’s
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
22nd
Tuesday,
April,
2008
No. 139
Land Revenue & Disaster Management Department
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No:12/60/UNDP/LR&DMD/2008
dated 3.04.2008
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 78 of the Disaster
Management Act.2005 ( No 53 of 2005) the State Government hereby makes the
following rules namely:-
1 . Short title and
commencement
(1).These rules may be called the Sikkim State Disaster Management Rules, 2007.
(2).They shall come into force at once.
2. Definitions
(1)
a)
b)
c)
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires, “Act” means the Disaster Management Act, 2005 ( No 53 of 2005);
“affected area” means an area or any part of the State affected by a disaster;
“District Authority” means the District Disaster Management Authority
constituted under sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Act.
d) “District Plan” means the plan for disaster management for the district prepared
under section 31 of the Act;
e)
“local authority” includes Panchayati Raj Institutions, Gram Panchayats, Block
Panachayats, District Panchayats, Corporations, Municipalities, Town Planning
Authority or any other body or authority, by whatever name called, for the time
being invested by law, for rendering essential services or, with the control and
management of civic services, within a specified area;
f)
“section” means a section of the Act;
g) “State Authority” means the Sikkim State Disaster Management Authority
established under sub-section (1) of section 14 of the Act;
h) “State Executive Committee” means the Executive Committee of a State Authority
constituted under sub-section (1) of section 20 of the Act;
i)
“State Government” means the Department of Government of the State having
administrative control of disaster management.
j)
“State Plan” means the plan for disaster management for the whole of the State
prepared under section 23.
(2) Words and expressions used herein and not defined in these rules but defined in the
Act shall have the meaning respectively assigned to them in the Act.
3 Composition
Of the State
. (1) The State Disaster Management Authority shall consist of the following
members, namely:-
Disaster
Management
Authority
a)
The Chief Minister who shall be the Chairperson of the State Disaster Management
Authority, ex-officio;
b) The Minister for Land Revenue & Disaster Management Department shall be the
Vice-chairperson of the State Disaster Management Authority, ex-officio;
c) The Chairperson of the State Executive Committee, ex-officio;
d) Principal Secretary, Land Revenue& Disaster Management Department, ex-officio;
e) Principal Secretary, Home Department, ex-officio;
f) One faculty from the Department of Land Revenue and Disaster Management, exofficio;
g) Three Scientists/experts in the filed of disaster management; ex-officio;
(2) The Secretary/Additional Secretary, Disaster Management Department shall be the
the State Authority.
Convener of
(3) The members of the State Authority falling under items (f) and (g) of sub-rule (1)shall
be nominated by the Government.
4. Disqualification –
No person shall be a member of the State Authority, who :a)
Is, or at any time has been adjudged insolvent; or
b)
Is declared to be of unsound mind by a competent court; or
c)
Becomes incapable of acting as a member; or
d) Is or has been convicted of an offence which in the opinion of the State Government involves
moral turpitude;
e) Is, or has been removed or dismissed from the service of Government or body corporate owned or
controlled by the State or Central Government.
5. Resignation
– Any member of the State Authority may by writing under his hand, addressed to the
Chairperson of the State Authority, resign from his office and such resignation shall take
effect on the day the same is accepted by the Chairperson.
6. Vacancies
– Where a vacancy occurs in the office of a member of the State Authority by reason of
resignation, disqualification, and death or otherwise, the vacancy may be filled up by
fresh nomination and he shall hold the office for the remaining period of such a member.
7. Headquarters
of the State
Authority
8. Meeting of
– The headquarters of the Sate Authority shall be a Gangtok.
(1) The State Authority shall meet as and when necessary and at such time and place as
the State
the Chairperson of the State Authority may deem fit
Authority
9. Staff of the
State
(2)
The Chairperson of the State Authority shall preside over the meetings of the
State Authority.
(3)
If for any reason the Chairperson of the State Authority is unable to attend the
meeting of the State Authority the Vice-Chairperson of the State Authority shall
preside over the meeting.
(4)
The quorum of the meeting of the State Authority will be one third of its
members.
(5)
The members of the State Authority shall be paid such allowances as are
applicable to Class I officers of the State Government.
– For carrying out the functions of State Authority, the State Government shall appoint
such officers, consultants and employees, as it considers necessary
Authority
10. Constitution of
(1) The State Authority may, as and when it considers necessary constitute an Advisory
Advisory Committee
Committee , consisting of experts in the field of Disaster management and having
practical
by the State
experience of Disaster management to make recommendations of different aspects of
Disaster
Authority
Management.
(2)
The members of the Advisory Committee shall be paid such traveling
allowances and daily allowances at the same rates are as admissible to a Class I
Officer of the Government.
11. State Executive
State
Committee
(1)
The State Government shall constitute a State Executive Committee to assist the
Authority in the performance of its functions and to co-ordinate action in
accordance with the guidelines laid down by the State Disaster Management
Authority and ensure the compliance of directions issued by the State
Government, under the Action;
(2)
The State Executive Committee shall consist of the following members, namely
–
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Chief Secretary to the State Government, who shall be Chairperson, ex-officio;
Secretary, Land Revenue& Disaster Management Department, ex-officio;
Secretary, Finance Revenue & Expenditure Department, ex-officio;
Secretary, Home Department, ex-officio;
Secretary, Health Department, ex-officio;
(3) The Secretary to Government, Land Revenue& Disaster Management Department shall
be the Convener of the State Executive Committee.
12. Procedure to (1) The Chairperson of the State Executive committee may, as and when required in the
be followed
implementation of the directions of the State Government seek guidance from the
StateAuthority as
by the State
to the modalities of such implementation.
Executive
Committee
(2) The Chairperson of the State Executive Committee shall, in case of emergency have the
power to exercise all or any of the powers of the State Executive Committee but exercise
of such powers shall be subject to ratification by the State Executive Committee.
(3)
The Chairperson of the State Executive Committee shall preside over the meetings of the
State Executive Committee. Provided that in the case of his inability to preside over any meeting of the
State Executive Committee, he shall nominate one of the members of the State Executive Committee
to preside over the meeting.
(4)
The Chairperson of the State Executive Committee shall decide the day, time and place
of a meeting of the State Executive Committee.
(5) The State Executive Committee shall meet as often as necessary, but at least once in three
months.
(6) The State Executive Committee shall give notice of its meeting and circulate its agenda at
least three days in advance. But in an emergency situation, the State Executive
Committee shall meet immediately to take decisions to meet such situations.
(7) The State Executive Committee shall forward the minutes of every meeting to the State
Authority.
(8) The Chairperson of the State Executive Committee shall exercise such powers and
perform such functions as provided in the Act.
(9) The State Executive Committee may regulate its own procedure to be followed in
matters, which are not specified in the rule in exercising its powers and discharge of its
functions.
13. Constitution of (1) The State Executive Committee may, as and when it considers necessary, constitute one or
more
Sub- Committee
sub-committees, for efficient discharge of its functions;
(2) The State Executive Committee shall, from amongst its members, appoint Chairperson of
the sub-committee referred to in sub-rule (1);
(3) Any person associated as an expert with any sub-committee may be paid such allowances
as are applicable to class I officers of the State Government.
14 . District Disaster (1) The State Government may constitute a District Disaster Management Authority for each
Management (2) The District Authority shall consists of the Chairperson and the following other members
Authority
namely –
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
District Collector of the district concerned, who shall be the Chairperson, ex-officio;
Adakshya of Zilla Panchayat, who shall be the Co-Chairperson, ex-officio;
The Chief Executive Officer of the District Authority, ex-officio;
The Superintendent of Police, ex-officio;
The Chief Medical Officer of the district, ex-officio;
Two other district level officers, to be appointed by the State Government, ex-officio.
(3) The State Government shall appoint an officer not below the rank of Additional District
Collector, or Sub Divisional Magistrate of the concerned district as the Chief Executive
Officer of the District Authority.
15. Powers and
meetings of
Functions of the
Chairperson and
Co- Chairperson
of District
Authority
(2)
(1) The Chairperson of the District Authority shall, in addition to presiding over the
the District Authority exercise and discharge such powers and functions of the District
Authority as the District Authority may delegate to him
The Chairperson of the District Authority shall, in the case of an emergency, have power
to exercise all or any of the powers of the District Authority but the exercise of such
powers shall be subject to ex post facto ratifications of the District Authority.
(3) The District Authority or the Chairperson of the District Authority may, by general or
special order, in writing, delegate such of its or his powers and functions, under sub-rules
(1) or (2), as the as may be, to the Chief Executive Officer of the District Authority
subject to such conditions and limitations, if any, as it or he deems fit.
16 Meeting of the
The District Authority shall meet as and when necessary and at such time and place as the
Chairperson may
District Authority think fit.
17. Constitution of
more
Committees
(1) The District Authority may, as and when it considers necessary, constitute one or
advisory committees and other committees for the efficient discharge of its function
(2)
The District Authority shall, from amongst its members, appoint the
Chairpersons of the Committee referred to in sub-rule (1).
(3)
18.
Appointment
of officers and
functions
other Employees
of District Authority
Any person associated as an expert with any committee or sub-committee
constituted under sub-rule (1) as may be paid such traveling allowances and
daily allowances at the same rates as are as admissible to a Class 1 Officer of the
State Government.
The State Government shall provide the District Authority with such officers,
consultants and the employees, as it considers necessary for carrying out the
of District Authority.
(R.P.CHINGAPA)
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 140
Tashiling, Gangtok
No. : 137/Exam/HRDD
Dated : 25.04.2007
NOTIFICATION
Till date admissions to Class IX in Government Schools is being dealt with
directly by the Headmasters/Headmistress of Secondary Schools and Principals of Senior
Secondary Schools.
Now, with the growing number of Private Schools in the State, it is felt necessary
to frame the following guidelines for admissions to Class IX in the Government Schools
in conformity with the conditions communicated by the CBSE vide letter No.
COORD/DO (GUW)/F-8/2006 dated 25.10.2006 :
•
Admission to Class IX in a Government School shall be open only to
those students who have passed Class VIII Examination conducted by the
Sikkim Junior High School Examination Board or by any school affiliated
to a Board recognized by the Education Department of the Government of
the State/UTs in which such school is located.
•
Further, in order to facilitate the students from private schools to get
admission in Class IX in Government Schools,
it is decided by the
Government to allow the students of Private Schools, being run with
Provisional No Objection Certificate issued by the H. R. D. Department,
to appear in the Sikkim Junior High School Board Examination as regular
candidate. Such candidates shall appear in the Board examination as
regular candidates from 2008 session at the Examination Centres which
will be intimated by the Examination Cell of the Human Resource
Development Department.
•
Examination fee will be charged @ Rs. 70/- per candidate from Private
Schools.
-Sd(K.P Adhikari)
Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 141
TASHILING GANGTOK
NO. 415/Exam/HRDD
Dated: 10.04.2008
NOTIFICATION
The third paragraph of the Notification No. 137/Exam/HRDD dated 25.04.2007
may be substituted by the following:
“Admission to Class IX in a Government School shall be open only to those students who
have passed Class VIII Examination conducted by the Sikkim Junior High School
Examination Board. However, in the case of students who have passed Class VIII
Examination from other State and seeking admission in class IX in Government School
in Sikkim, such cases must be brought to the notice of Human Resource Development
Department and such student shall be admitted only after obtaining clearance from the
Committee comprising of Director/HRDD, Joint Director (Exam), Joint Director (SIE)
and Principal (DIET)”.
Other items of the said Notification shall be read as it is.
By order
K. T. CHANAKAPA
SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 142
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE
HUMAN SERVICES AND FAMILY WELFARE
TASHILING SECRETARIAT
GANGTOK
No.___03__________/HC,HS&FW/07-08
Dated : 22.4.08
NOTIFICATION
With a view to upgrade and modernise the S.T.N.M Hospital, a Technical Committee of
the following members is hereby constituted with immediate effect .The Committee shall
comprise of two sections viz (1).Medical & (2) Engineering .
1. Principal Director, HC,HS&FW Department
– Chairperson
2. Principal Chief Engineer cum Secretary,
Building Department
– Co-Chairperson
MEDICAL:
1. Director Family Welfare, HC,HS&FW Department
– Member
2. Medical Superintendent, S.T.N.M Hospital
- Member
3. Additional Medical Superintendent, STNM Hospital
– Member
4. President, Sikkim Government Doctors Association
- Member
5. Chief Consultant (Orthopaedic) cum Programme Director,
State Health Emergency & Disaster Management Cell
6. Chief Accounts Officer, HC, HS &FW Department
- Member
– Member
7. Deputy Director (RCH), HC,HS&FW
Department
– Member Secretary
ENGINEERING:
1. Chief Engineer , Human Resource Development
Department.
– Member
2. Chief Engineer , Rural Management Development
Department
3. Divisional Engineer (Civil), HC,HS&FW Department
– Member
– Member
4. Divisional Engineer (Mechanical), HC,HS&FW
Department
– Member
5. Assistant Engineer (North/East), HC,HS&FW
Department
– Member
Terms of reference:
1. To evaluate the Expression of interest (EOI) submitted for the preparation of
Detailed
Project Report (DPR) against prescribed standard marks.
2. The Engineering section will be headed by the Co-chairman and all technical
aspects related to construction and engineering will be evaluated by the section.
BY ORDER
Sd/-
(SHRI V.B.PATHAK),IAS
COMMISSIONER CUM SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF SIKKIM
HEALTH CARE,HUAMN SERVICES & FAMILY WELFARE DEPT.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 143
GANGTOK
No._501________/JD/LS/HRDD
Date 19/4/______2008.
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is pleased to make the following amendments in the
Notification No. 164/JDE/LS/EDN dated 4th July,2001 which specifies minimum
qualifications for different categories of Language Teachers with immediate effect. In
the said Notification ,under Sl.No. 1 ,2 ,3 corresponding to column 2, the figures ‘50%’
shall be deleted and shall be replaced by ‘40%’.
Sd/( K.T.Chankapa)
Secretary,HRDD
Memo No_________
Date:___________2008
Copy to:
01.
Pr.Secy to HCM
02.
Special Secy,HRDD
03.
Joint Director(Language)HRDD
04.
Joint Secretary,Home Department( for publication )
05.
P.S. to HM,HRDD
06.
Research Analysist( for record keeping)
07.
File.
08.
Guard file
Deputy Director(Adm)
O.O.No_______/Est/HRDD
Date: __________/2008
To,
The Joint Director HRDD, South
Namchi South Sikkim
Sub: Regarding Transfer of Shree H.P. Giri, H.M. of Namphok SS (S)
Sir,
I am directed to forward herewith copies of office order No.339/Sec/HRDD dated 16.2.2008. This
O.O transfers Mr. H.P. Giri offitag. H/M. of Namphok SS(S) as co-ordinater in the district education office,
Gyalsing, West.
I am further directed to request you to kindly direct Mr. Giri to join his new place of posting
forthwith.
Thank
you,
Yours faithfully
SD/-M.K. Gurung
Deputy Director (Adm)
GANGTOK
Date: __________/2008
OFFICE ORDER
Consequent upon the approval of the government, the following Teachers are hereby
transferred with immediate effect.
1.
Ms. Rebica Rai, Primary Teacher of Assangthang JHS(South) to Upper Mangshila
PS(North)
2.
Ms.Rinzing Doma Lachenpa, Graduate Teacher(SSA) of Mangshila SS(North) to
Assangthang JHS(South)
On transfer they will carry their own pay and allowances.
TA/DA is admissible
TA/DA is not admissible
By order
Sd/(K.T.Chankapa)
Secretary /HRDD
Memo No___________
Copy to:
01.
All above concerned
02.
Pr.Secy to HCM
03.
Joint Director(South)
04.
Joint Director(North)
05.
HM, Mangshila SS(N)
06.
HM, Assangthang JHS(S)
07.
HM, U.Mangshila PS(N)
08.
AO(South/North)HRDD
09.
File &
10.
G.file.
Deputy Director(Adm)
GANGTOK
Date: __________/2008
OFFICE ORDER
Mr. Suman Rai, Librarian hereby transferred from Samdong Sr.Sec School (East)to BPSSS,
Ranipool (E) with immediate effect on his own pay scale and allowances.
He should join his new place of posting within seven days from the issue of this office order.
He is not entitled to claim for TA/DA.
By Order
-Sd(P. N Tamang)
Director/HRDD
Memo No. ________/Est/HRDD
Date_________/2008
Copy to:
01. Suman Rai
02. PS to HM/HRDD
03. Director/HRDD
04. Secretary/HRDD
05. J.D (E/
06. J. D (PME)
07. A.O (E)
08. Bill clerk
09. Personal File
10. Guard File
Human Resource Dev. Department
Government of Sikkim, Gangtok
GANGTOK
Date: __________/2008
OFFICE ORDER
Mre. T. D Venchungpa, Headmistress, Pachey JHS (E) who was transferred to Subithang vide
office order No .4408/HRDD dated 34.3.08, shall stay in Pachey JHS (E) with immediate effect.
Mr. C.L. Sharma will move from Pachey JHS (E) and join Subithang PS (E) as a Head Master
This supersedes the previous office orders
They are not entitled to claim TA/DA on transfer.
By Order
-Sd(K. T Chankapa)
Secretary /HRDD
Memo No. ________/Est/HRDD
Date: _________/2008
Copy to:
01. HMs concerned
02. PS to HM/HRDD
03. Secretary/HRDD
04. J.D (E)
05. J. D (PME)
06. Head Masters concerned
07. A.O (E/)
08. Bill clerk
09. Personal File
10. Guard File
Human Resource Dev. Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 144
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEV. AND
CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
GANGTOK
No.176/GEN/DOP
Dated : 12.2.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim hereby makes the following rules further to
amend the Sikkim State Jail Employees ( Recruitment, Promotion and Seniority ) Rules,
2002, namely : 1.
(1)
(2)
2.
These rules may be called the Sikkim State Jail Employees
( Recruitment, Promotion and Seniority ) Amendment Rules,
2008.
In the Sikkim State Jail Employees ( Recruitment, Promotion and Seniority )
Rules, 2002, in Schedule –I, under the column “ 3 Existing strength ” ;-(i)
(ii)
(iii)
against the post of “ Head Warder”, for the figure “8”, the figure “9” shall
be substituted;
against the post of “ Assistant Sub-Jailer”, for the figure “4”, the figure “ 5”
shall be substituted;
against the post of “Sub-Jailer” , for the figure “2”, the figure “3” shall be
substituted;
Sd /( C.L. Sharma )
SPECIAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT
DEPTT. OF PERSONNEL, ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING, PUBLIC
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Memo. No. 407-10/GEN/DOP
Dated: 12.2.2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 145
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING, PUBLIC
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEV. AND
GANGTOK
No.177/GEN/DOP
Dated:16.2.2008
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to upgrade 05 (five) posts of
Programmer presently held by 1. Ms. Tenzen T. Bhutia, 2. Mr. Bikash Diyali, 3.
Ms. Tashi Ongmu, 4. Mr. Palden O. Pazo & 5. Ms. Abhina Thapa to the post of
Assistant Director in the scale of Rs. 7000-225-11500 in the Information
Technology Department with immediate effect.
This issues with the concurrence of Finance, Revenue and Expenditure
Department.
Sd/(Tara Sampang)
Memo No.411-13/GEN/DOP
Dated: 16.2.2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 146
CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF-EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
GANGTOK
No. 178/GEN/DOP
Dated: 16.2.2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas vide notification number 88/GEN/DOP dated: 21/3/1994, published in
Extra Ordinary Gazette number 30th July , 1994, the Governor of Sikkim was pleased to
decide that the son or daughter or relative of a government servant who dies in harness
will be given employment on compassionate grounds;
And whereas one of the conditions prescribed under the said notification are as
under:“4. Appointment on Compassionate ground shall be admissible only to next of kin
of a government servant holding group “D” posts, Drivers and Police Constable who dies
in harness.”;
And whereas, late Basant Kumar Sunar was working under the Human Resource
Development Department in Group “C” post as Primary Teacher;
And whereas, the family of the deceased government servant is facing economic
difficulties as there is no member working in the government service;
And whereas, the State Government is of the opinion that it is necessary or
expedient to relax the provision relating to appointment on compassionate ground
prescribed under paragraph “4” of the Notification no. 88/GEN/DOP dated: 21/3/1994 to
appoint Mrs. Urmila Sunar w/o late Basant Kumar Sunar as Peon on Compassionate
ground;
And whereas paragraph 11 of the said notification provides for relaxation of the
provision of the rules;
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by paragraph 11 of the said
notification, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to relax the provision relating to
appointment on compassionate ground prescribed under paragraph “4” of the
Notification no. 88/GEN/DOP dated: 21/3/1994 with a view to appoint Mrs. Urmila Sunar
w/o late Basant Kumar Sunar as Peon on Compassionate ground under Human
Resource Development Department as one time relaxation.
Sd/(Tara Sampang)
GRIEVANCES,
CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND
Dated 16.2.2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 147
GANGTOK
No.179/GEN/DOP
Dated: 18.2.2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS the State Government has deemed it expedient to fill up 1
(one) post of Assistant Inspector, Grade-III under Sikkim Sub-Ordinate Revenue
Service Rules;
AND WHEREAS under the Schedule of Sikkim Sub-Ordinate Revenue
Service Rules, the Method of recruitment to these posts is 50% by direct
recruitment and 50% by promotion;
AND WHEREAS Shri Santa Bir Gurung has been serving as an LDC in
the IT&CT Division for the last 20 years and has acquired sufficient experience
and knowledge on Sales Tax matters and has been assisting in the Registration
of Dealers, maintenance of accounts of demands, collection of revenues etc;
AND WHEREAS the State Government is of the opinion that it is
necessary and expedient to relax the provision relating to the method of
recruitment prescribed under Schedule of the said rules to absorb as an
Assistant Inspector;
AND WHEREAS rule 12 of the said rules provide for relaxation of the
Now therefore, the Governor of Sikkim hereby relaxes the provision
relating to the method of recruitment to post of the Assistant Inspector, Grade-III
under Sikkim Sub-Ordinate Revenue Service Rules with a view to absorb Shri
Santa Bir Gurung, LDC as an Assistant Inspector in Sikkim Sub-Ordinate
Revenue Service as one time relaxation.
Sd/(Tara Sampang)
DEPTT. OF PERSONNEL, ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES,
CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEM
Memo. No. 415-417 /GEN/DOP
Dated: 18.2.2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
22nd
Tuesday,
April,
2008
No. 148
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS AND EMPLOYMENT SKILL
DEVELOPMENT AND CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
GANGTOK – 737101
No. 181/GEN/DOP
DATED : 22/2/2008.
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to re-designate / upgrade the
post of Peshker in the scale of Rs. 4500-135-7200 presently held by Mr. Mohan
Lepcha to that of Legal Assistant / Junior Legal Officer in the scale of Rs. 5500 –
175 - 9000 in the Labour Department with immediate effect.
Sd/(C. L. Sharma)
SPEICAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT
DEVELOPMENT AND CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME.
Memo No. 419-21 /GEN/DOP
DATED: 23/2/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 149
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS, TRAINING, PUBLIC
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND
GANGTOK-SIKKIM
No.182/GEN/DOP
Dated: 3/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to make the
following rules further to amend the Sikkim State Mines and Geology Service
Rules, 1996, namely,1.
(1)
(2)
2.
II,
These rules may be called the Sikkim State Mines and Geology
Service (Amendment) Rules, 2008,
In the Sikkim State Mines and Geology Service Rules, 1996, in Scheduleunder the heading “GEOLOGICAL WING”, against the post of Assistant
Geologist, under the column “Mode of recruitment”,(i)
for the figure “50%” the figure “100% ” shall be substituted ;
(ii)
the words and figure”50%” by promotion” and the entries under
eligibility condition thereon shall be omitted.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
GRIEVANCES,
Memo. No.422-23/GEN/DOP
Dated:3/3/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 150
GANGTOK
No.183/GEN/DOP
Dated: 4/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS the State Government has deemed it expedient to fill up the
post of Assistant Director under Human Resource Development Department;
AND WHEREAS under rule 7 read with Schedule II of the Sikkim State
Education Service Rules, 1996, the Method of recruitment and eligibility condition
for the post of Assistant Director is 100% by promotion with 8 years regular
service as Assistant Education Officer;
AND WHEREAS Shri Bhaichung Bhutia and Shri Dechen Lepcha were
Post Graduate Teacher and were transferred and posted on deputation as
Textbook Officer (Bhutia Language) and (Lepcha Language) respectively;
AND WHEREAS the State Government is of the opinion that it is
necessary and expedient to relax the provision relating to the method of
recruitment prescribed under rule 7 read with the Schedule II of the said rules to
absorb Shri Bhaichung Bhutia, Textbook Officer (Bhutia Language) and Shri
Dechen Lepcha, Textbook Officer (Lepcha Language) to the post Assistant
Director;
AND WHEREAS rule 16 of the said rules provides for relaxation of the
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by rule 16 of the
Sikkim State Education Service Rules, 1996, the Governor of Sikkim is pleased
to relax the provision relating to the method of recruitment to post of Assistant
Director prescribed under Schedule II of the Sikkim State Education Service
Rules, 1996 with a view to absorb Shri Bhaichung Bhutia, Textbook Officer
(Bhutia Language)
and Shri Dechen Lepcha, Textbook Officer (Lepcha
Language) to the post of Assistant Director; Human Resource Development
Department through Sikkim Public Service Commission as one time relaxation.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
Dated 4/3/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 151
GANGTOK
No.184/GEN/DOP
Dated:7/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS there are large number of educated unemployed blind persons
in the State and incapable of performing all types of work;
AND WHEREAS the Government is of the considered view that amongst
the different kinds of employment available under the State Government the most
suitable and capable of being performed by educated blind persons is the job of
Telephone Operators;
AND WHEREAS in view of the foregoing it has been found necessary to
give preference to the educated unemployed blind persons in appointments to
such posts in the various Departments of the State Government;
AND WHEREAS vide notification No. 99/GEN/DOP, dated 17/11/2003,
the Government had provided for 3% horizontal reservation for persons with
disabilities;
NOW,THEREFORE, the Governor is hereby pleased to order that
preference shall be given to educated unemployed blind persons while filling-up
vacant posts of Telephone Operators in different Departments of the State
Government and this notification is issued as a supplement to the above
notification proving reservation for persons with disabilities.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
DEPTT. OF PERSONNEL, ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES,CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND
Dated:7.3.2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 152
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS AND EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEV. AND
GANGTOK – 737101
No. 185/GEN/DOP
DATED: 7/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, the post of Drivers are spread over in various Departments and are filled
up 100% by direct recruitment as per the Sikkim Government Service Rules 1974;
And whereas, the qualification required for the post is Class IV pass;
And whereas, various Departments are in the process of filling up of the post of
Drivers by direct recruitment through open competitive examination;
And whereas, it has been found imperative to have a common syllabus for
recruitment to Drivers;
Now, therefore, the Government of Sikkim is hereby pleased to prescribe the
following syllabus for recruitment to the post of Driver in the State Government:PART-A = 80 Marks
1.
Daily routine and check up the vehicle before starting Engine.
2.
Should have the knowledge of the various components and
important Assemblies of Engine / Gearbox etc.
3.
Daily writing of Vehicle log book.
4.
Should have knowledge to differentiate between petrol and diesel
engine
5.
Knowledge of Traffic signal and rules.
PART-B
Letter writing (two types)
General Knowledge (National Importance)
= 10 Marks
= 10 Marks
TOTAL MARKS
=100(One hundred)
Sd/(D.Basnet)
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS AND EMPLOYMENT SKILL
DEV. AND CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 153
GANGTOK
No. 187/GEN/DOP
Dated: 13.3.2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas the State Government has deemed it expedient to fill up the post of
Forest Guards by direct recruitment through open competitive examinations under the
Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department;
And whereas as per the Sikkim Sub-ordinate Forest Service rules, 1996, as
amended vide Notification number 126/GEN/DOP dated: 26/6/07, the qualification
prescribed for the post of Forest Guard is class X passed from a recognized board;
And whereas the Forest Guards appointed on Adhoc basis do not possess the
prescribed qualifications as laid down in the recruitment rules;
And whereas, now over the years, they have gained ample experience in the
forest management and most of them have already given most of their lives in the
Department;
And Whereas, the State Government is of the opinion that it is necessary and
expedient to relax the provision relating to the prescribed qualification of Class X
passed from recognized Board, with the view to give opportunity to those persons who
are already working on adhoc basis under the Department to appear in the Competitive
examinations;
And whereas rule 18 of the said rules provide for relaxation of the provision of the
rules;
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by rule 18 of the Sikkim State
Subordinate Forest Service Rules, 1996, the Governor of Sikkim is pleased to relax the
provision relating to the required qualification prescribed under Schedule III with the view
to allow/ enable those persons already working as Forest Guards on Adhoc basis to
appear in the competitive examinations for the post of Forests Guards in the Department
as one time relaxation.
Sd/( Dipa Basnet)
GRIEVANCES,
Dated: 13.3.2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
22nd
April,
2008
No. 154
GANGTOK
No. 188/GEN/DOP
Dated:17/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas vide notification number 88/GEN/DOP dated: 21/3/1994, published in
Extra Ordinary Gazette number 110, dated 30th July , 1994, the Governor of Sikkim was
pleased to decide that the son or daughter or relative of a government servant who dies
in harness will be given employment on compassionate grounds;
And whereas one of the conditions prescribed under the said notification are as
under:“4. Appointment on Compassionate ground shall be admissible only to next of kin
of a government servant holding group “D” posts, Drivers and Police Constable who dies
in harness.”;
And whereas, late Sonam Doma Bhutia was working under the Finance,
Revenue and Expenditure Department in Group “C” post as Lower Division Clerk;
And whereas, the family of the deceased government servant is facing economic
difficulties as there is no member working in the government service;
And whereas, the State Government is of the opinion that it is necessary or
expedient to relax the provision relating to appointment on compassionate ground
prescribed under paragraph “4” of the Notification no. 88/GEN/DOP dated: 21/3/1994 to
appoint Ms Rinzing Ongmu Bhutia, younger sister of late Sonam Doma Bhutia as LDC
on Compassionate ground;
And whereas paragraph 11 of the said notification provides for relaxation of the
provision of the said rules;
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by paragraph 11 of the said
notification, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to relax the provision relating to
appointment on compassionate ground prescribed under paragraph “4” of the
Notification no. 88/GEN/DOP dated: 21/3/1994 with a view to appoint Ms Rinzing
Ongmu Bhutia, younger sister of late Sonam Doma Bhutia as LDC on Compassionate
ground under Finance, Revenue and Expenditure Department as one time relaxation.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
GRIEVANCES,
Dated: 17/3/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
24th
April,
2008
No. 155
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No. 25/LD/P/2008
Date: 23.04.2008
published for general information:THE SIKKIM APPROPRIATION ACT, 2008
(ACT NO. 2 OF 2008)
AN
ACT
to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums from and
out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Sikkim for the Services of the
Financial Year 2007-08.
BE it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth Year of the
Republic of India as follows: Short title.
1.
This Act may be called the Sikkim Appropriation
Act, 2008.
Issue of Rs. 67,97,09,000/- out of
2.
From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the
the Consolidated Fund of the
State of Sikkim, there may be paid and applied
State of Sikkim for the Financial
sums not exceeding those specified in column 5
Year 2007-08.
of the Schedule amounting in aggregate to the
sum of Rupees Sixty Seven crores Ninety Seven
Lakhs and Nine Thousand only towards defraying
the several charges which will come in course for
payment during the Financial Year 2007-08 in
respect of the services and purposes specified in
column 2 of the Schedule.
Appropriation
3.
The sum authorised to be paid and applied from
and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of
Sikkim by this Act shall be appropriated for the
services and purposes specified in the Schedule in
relation to the said year.
THE SCHEDULE
(See Section 2 and 3)
(Rs. in thousand)
SUMS NOT EXCEEDING
Demand
No.
1
1
SERVICES AND PURPOSES
2
Food Security and Agriculture
Development
Revenue
Voted by
the
Legislative
Assembly
Charged
on the Consolidated
Fund
Total
3
4
5
80774
-
80774
1923
-
1923
Revenue
13523
-
13523
Revenue
2400
-
2400
-
2360
115569
Capital
3
Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries
and Veterinary Services
Buildings
5
Cultural Affairs and Heritage
Revenue
7
Human Resource Development
Revenue
2360
115569
10
Finance, Revenue and Expenditure
Revenue
24550
-
24550
-
20474
20474
11
Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer
Affairs
2154
-
2154
12
Forest and Environment Management
Capital
Revenue
27121
9446
-
1183
27121
9446
1183
Revenue
9935
-
9935
Revenue
4606
-
4606
Revenue
5800
3500
8256
1000
-
5800
3500
8256
1000
2
13
14
Governor
Health Care, Human Services and
Family Welfare
Home
15
Horticulture and Cash Crops
Development
16
17
Commerce and Industries
Information and Public Relation
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Capital
Revenue
19
20
Irrigation and Flood Control
Judiciary
Revenue
Revenue
1003
210
-
1003
210
22
Land Revenue and Disaster Management
Revenue
23
Law
Revenue
140340
290
-
140340
290
27
Parliamentary Affairs
Revenue
1932
-
1932
28
Personnel, Administrative Reforms,
Training, Public Grievances, Career
Options and Employment Skill
Development and Chief Minister's Self
Employment Schemes
Revenue
300
-
300
Revenue
1000
-
1000
Capital
35000
-
35000
29507
454
31557
-
29507
454
31557
Public Service Commission
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
-
300
300
34
Roads and Bridges
Revenue
35
Rural Management and Development
Capital
3328
18464
-
3328
18464
36
Science and Technology
Capital
4950
-
4950
38
Welfare
39
Sports and Youth Affairs
40
Tourism
19735
10044
1945
5866
25000
-
19735
10044
1945
5866
25000
41
Urban Development and Housing
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
13910
-
13910
657752
21957
679709
30
Development Planning, Economic
Reforms and North Eastern Council
Affairs
Police
31
Energy and Power
29
TOTAL
By Order
L.R-CUM-SECRETARY
LAW DEPARTMENT
FILE NO.16 (82) LD/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
24th
April,
2008
No. 156
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No.26/LD/P/2008
Date: 23.04.2008
THE SIKKIM APPROPRIATION ACT, 2008
(ACT NO. 3 OF 2008)
AN
ACT
to authorise payment and appropriation of certain sums from and out of the
Consolidated Fund of the State of Sikkim for the Services of the Financial
Year 2008–09.
BE it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth Year of the Republic
of India as follows: Short title.
1. This
Act
may
be
called
the
Sikkim
Appropriation Act, 2008.
Issue of Rs. 31,65,73,79,000/- out
2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund
of the Consolidated Fund of the
of the State of Sikkim, there may be
State of Sikkim for the Financial
paid and applied sums not exceeding
Year 2008-09
those specified in column 5 of the
Schedule amounting in aggregate to the
sum of Rupees Three Thousand One
Hundred Sixty Five Crores, Seventy
Three
Lakhs and Seventy Nine
Thousand) only towards defraying the
several charges which will come in
course for payment during the Financial
Year 2008-09 in respect of the services
and purposes specified in column 2 of
the Schedule.
Appropriation
3. The sum authorised to be paid and applied
from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the
State of Sikkim by this Act shall be
appropriated for the services and purposes
specified in the Schedule in relation to the said
year.
THE SCHEDULE
(See Section 2 and 3)
No. of
Demand
1
1
2
Food Security and Agriculture
Development
2
Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries
and Veterinary Services
3
Buildings
4
Co-operation
5
Cultural Affairs and Heritage
6
Ecclesiastical
7
Human Resource Development
8
9
Election
Excise
10
11
Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer
Affairs
12
Forest and Environment Management
13
14
15
(In thousand of Rupees)
SUMS NOT EXCEEDING
Voted by
Charged on
the
the
Total
Legislative
ConsoAssembly
lidated
Fund
Governor
Health Care, Human Services and
Family Welfare
Home
Horticulture and Cash Crops
Development
16
Commerce and Industries
17
Information and Public Relation
18
Information Technology
19
Irrigation and Flood Control
20
Judiciary
21
Labour
22
Land Revenueand Disaster Management
23
24
Law
Legislature
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
3
596545
4730
314233
14005
180870
458300
72578
71275
38850
51857
2601855
167547
17266
30994
9903277
2500
158028
3000
373373
47220
802310
60450
153562
167252
22540
154264
149240
58375
32198
4000
604658
67300
39771
23414
56250
487236
60940
17796
45592
4
1484737
776130
30302
38989
2500
5
596545
4730
314233
14005
180870
458300
72578
71275
38850
51857
2601855
167547
17266
30994
11388014
778630
158028
3000
373373
47220
30302
802310
60450
153562
167252
22540
154264
149240
58375
32198
4000
604658
67300
78760
23414
56250
487236
60940
17796
48092
{iii)
No. of
Demand
1
2
(In thousand of Rupees)
SUMS NOT EXCEEDING
Voted by
Charged on
the
the
Total
Legislative
ConsoAssembly
lidated
Fund
3
4
5
27855
27855
100
100
19668
19668
3707
3707
25
Mines, Minerals and Geology
26
27
28
Motor Vehicles
Parliamentary Affairs
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Personnel, Administrative Reforms,
Training, Public Grievances, Career
Options and Employment Skill
Development and Chief Minister's Self
Employment Schemes
Revenue
125258
-
125258
Revenue
195965
-
195965
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
Capital
Revenue
42200
820510
26463
476560
1330780
34845
95147
761215
7755
-
42200
820510
26463
476560
1330780
34845
95147
761215
7755
342602
1627818
519681
1284175
26000
17500
203582
6500
846909
523988
99347
27845
56513
1057483
162075
416494
22730
29
Development Planning, Economic
Reforms and North Eastern Council
Affairs
30
Police
31
Energy and Power
32
33
Printing
Water Security and Public Health
Engineering
Public Service Commission
34
Roads and Bridges
35
Rural Management and Development
36
Science and Technology
37
Sikkim Nationalised Transport
38
Welfare
39
Sports and Youth Affairs
40
Tourism
41
Urban Development and Housing
42
Vigilance
TOTAL
342602
1627818
519681
1284175
26000
17500
203582
6500
846909
523988
99347
27845
56513
1057483
162075
416494
22730
29316966
2340413 31657379
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
24th
April,
2008
No. 157
LAW DEPARTMENT
No. 109/LD/08
Dated 23.04.2008.
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) subsection (2) of section 6 of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987 (Act
No. 39 of 1987), the Governor of Sikkim in consultation with the Hon’ble
Chief Justice, High Court of Sikkim is hereby pleased to nominate
Hon’ble Shri Justice A.P. Subba, Hon’ble Judge of the High Court of
Sikkim, as the Executive Chairman of the Sikkim State Legal Services
Authority with immediate effect.
This supercedes Notification No. 68/LD/03 dated 13th
May, 2003.
BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF GOVERNOR.
Sd/(R.K. Purkayastha)
L.R-cum-Secretary.
Memo No. 9(14)/LD/
Dated…………………
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th
April,
2008
No. 158
NO:29/105/LR&DMD(S)
DT:28/04/2008.
NOTIFICATION
CORRIGENDUM
In the Declaration Under Section 6 of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894)
issued vide Notification No.19/105/LR&DMD(S) dated 18.06.2007 and published
in Government Gazette No.271 dated:23.06.2007 in relation to acquisition of land
by Accounts and Administrative Reforms Training Institute, Department of
Personnel Administrative Reforms Training, Government of Sikkim in the block
of Penlong, East Sikkim, the word as appeared “namely for the construction of
Main Building for Training Institute, Hotel Library residential facilities and
research wing” may be read as “for the construction of Main Building for Training
Institute, Hostel, Library, Residential facilities and Research wing”.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
GANGTOK.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
30th
April,
2008
NOTIFICATION NO: 28/113//LR&DMD(S)
DATED: 22/04/2008.
have been entrusted to the State Government by Notification No.12018/12/76/LRD of
public purpose being a purpose of the Union namely for construction of Company Head
Quarter in the block of Nambu Elaka Pemayangtse West District, it is hereby notified that
a pieces of land bearing cadastral Plot No.550/1311 measuring more or less 0.41 acre
bounded as under:-
BOUNDARY
EAST :
D.F. Sita Subba, D.F. of Satya Pradhan
WEST :
Sichey Road
NORTH :
D.F. of T.P.Neopaney, D.F. of Prem Bdr. Rai
SOUTH :
Sarkar Silip and D.F. of Saran Tapa is likely to be needed for the aforesaid
purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Sichey, East Sikkim.
District Gangtok.
not apply.
SECRETARY,
No. 159
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
3rd
May,
2008
No. 160
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEV. AND
GANGTOK-SIKKIM
No: J(123)103/GEN/DOP
DATED:1.5.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of the
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim, is hereby pleased to make the following
rules, namely:Short
title
1.
Commencement:
Definition:
2.
Constitution
3.
Service
and 1. These rules may be called the Sikkim State Fisheries
Service Rules, 2008.
2. They shall come into force on the date of their publication
In these rules, unless the context otherwise require:“appointed day” means the date from which the
a)
provisions of these rules come into force;
b)
“Commission” means the Sikkim Public Service
Commission;
c)
“Committee” means the Committee constituted
under
rule 17;
d)
“Cadre Post” means any of the post specified in
Schedule I;
e)
“Controlling Authority” means the Government in
the
Department of Personnel Administrative Reforms
and
Training;
f)
“Government” means the State Government of
Sikkim;
g)
“Governor” means the Governor of Sikkim;
h)
“member of service” means a person who is
appointed
to the service in accordance with provisions of
these
rules;
i)
“service” means Sikkim State Fisheries Service:
and
j)
“Schedule” means the schedule appended to these
rules;
of 1. There shall be constituted a service to be known as the
Sikkim State Fisheries Service consisting of persons
appointed to the service under rules 6 and 7.
2. The authorized strength and composition of the service
shall be as specified in Schedule I at the initial
constitution and shall be as determined by the
Government from time to time.
3. The scales of pay attached to the posts specified in
schedule I shall be such as may be prescribed by the
Government from time to time. On the appointed day,
the scale of pay admissible to the members of service
shall be as shown in Schedule II.
1.
2.
Members of the
Service
4.
1. The following persons shall be the member of the
service,
namely;a) persons appointed under rule 6; and
b) persons appointed under rule 7.
2. A person appointed under clause (a) of sub-rule (1) shall
on
such appointment be deemed to be a member of the
Service in
the appropriate Grade applicable to him in Schedule II.
3. A person appointed under clause (b) of sub-rule (1) shall
be
member of
the service in the appropriate Grade
applicable to
him in Schedule II from the date of such appointment.
Appointment
and posting
5.
(1) All appointment to the cadre posts after the appointed
day shall be made by the Government by one of the
methods as specified in
rule 7 and 8 and save as
provided in sub-rule (2) and (3), no cadre post shall be
filled otherwise than by a member of the service.
(2) Any cadre post may be filled up as a temporary measure
by a
person from another department of the Government
having the
requisite qualification and experience, on deputation if
the
Government is satisfied that there is no suitable member
of the
service available for filling the post.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (1) and
(2), the Government shall have the right to fill up any
cadre post by obtaining officers of similar service on
deputation from the Central or other State Government
for any period of time.
(4) A member of the service may, in public interest, be
posted by Government to any cadre post or post under
the Government outside the service or under any other
Government or under an organization on such terms and
conditions as may be specified by the Government.
Initial
constitution
6.
of the service
All persons holding, on the appointed day, any of the cadre
posts, shall be deemed to have appointed to the
corresponding post and grades in the service.
Method of recruitment Subject to the provision of rule 4, any vacancy arising after
the appointed day, shall be filled in the manner provided in
7.
Schedule II.
to the
service
Recruitment
8. (1) A competitive examination or selection/interview for
recruitment to the service shall be held at such intervals
by selection/competitive
as
the
examination
Government may, from time to time, determine.
(2) The examination or interview, as the case may be shall
be conducted by the Commission in accordance with
such rules and syllabus as the Government may, from
time to time, determine.
(3) Of the number of vacancies to be filled up on the result
of such examination/selection there shall be reservation
in favour of candidates belonging to Schedule Castes,
Schedule Tribes, Most Backward Classes and Other
Backward classes to the extent and subject to the
conditions as the Government may, from time to
3.
time, prescribe.
(4) Subject to sub-rule (3), the Commission shall forward to
the Government a list arranged in order of merit of
candidates who have qualified by such standard as the
Commission may determine.
(5) The inclusion of a candidates name in the list prepared
under sub-rule (4) shall confer no right to appointment to
the
service.
Condition
9.
eligibility for
appearing at
the competitive
examination
or interview
Attempt
at the examination
of In order to be eligible to compete at the competitive
examination or selection interview a candidate;a) Must satisfy;(i) the condition prescribed in Schedule II;
(ii) any other conditions that may be specified by the
Government in consultation with the Commission;
and
b) must pay the fees, if any, prescribed by the
Commission.
10. No candidate shall be permitted to compete more than three
times at the competitive examination or interview.
Note: A candidate shall be deemed to have competed at the
examination if he actually appears in any or more subjects.
Any attempt on the part of candidate to obtain support for
Disqualification
his candidature by any means shall render himself liable
11.
for
admission to be disqualified for admission in the interview/competitive
examination by the Commission.
examination/interview
Commission’s
12.
decision final
The decision of the Commission as to the eligibility or
otherwise of a candidate for admission to the
interview/examination shall be final and no candidate whom
certificate of admission has not be issued by the Commission
shall be admitted to interview/examination.
Appointment
13.
from the list
Subject to provision of rules 14,15 and 16 candidates shall
be considered for appointment to the available vacancies in
the order in which their names appear in the list.
Disqualification
14.
for appointment
on ground of
plural marriage
No persona) who has entered into or contracted marriages with a
person having spouse living or
b) who, having a spouse living, has entered into or
contracted a
marriage with any person shall be eligible for
appointment
to the service;
Provided that the Government may, if satisfied that such
marriage is permissible under the personal law or customs
applicable to such person and other party to the marriage,
exempt any person from the operation of this rule.
Penalty
15.
for impersonation, etc
A candidate, who is or has been declared by the Commission
guilty
of impersonation, or of submitting false or fabricated
documents been tempered with or of making statements
which are incorrect or false or suppressing material
information or of using or attempting
4.
to use unfair means in the examination hall or otherwise
resorting to any other irregular or improper means for
obtaining admission to the examination may, in addition to
rendering himself liable to a criminal prosecution, be
debarred either permanently or for a specified period;(a) by the Commission from admission to any examination
or appearance at any interview held by the Commission for
selection of candidate; and
(b) by the Government from employment under the
Government.
Disqualification
16.
for appointment on
medical ground
No candidate shall be appointed to the service who after
such medical examination as the Government may specify,
is found to be physically and mentally fit and free from any
mental or physical defects likely to interfere with the
discharge of the duties of the service.
Recruitment
17.
by promotion
(1) There shall be a Selection Committee consisting of the
following, namely:a)
Chairman, Sikkim Public Service Commission;
b)
Member, Sikkim Public Service Commission;
c)
Secretary to the Government in the Department of
Personnel,
Administrative Reforms and Training;
d)
Secretary to the Government in Department
concerned;
e)
Secretary to the Government to be nominated by the
Government;
f)
The Commission may co-opt any other suitable
expert/Adviser.
(2) The Chairman or where the Chairman is unable to attend,
the member of the Commission shall preside over the
meeting of the Committee. The absence of a member other
than the Chairman or Member of the Commission, shall not
invalidate the proceedings of the committee if two third of
the members of the Committee had attended its meeting:
(3)The Government shall, every year, for the purpose of
recruitment by promotion to the service, where such
promotion is provided, prepare a list of names of eligible
persons in order of seniority who have, completed the
required length of years of service as indicated in Schedule
II.
(4)The number of candidates to be included in the list
prepared under sub-rule(3) shall not exceed three times the
number of vacancies anticipated.
Provided that such restriction shall not apply where the
number of eligible persons is less than its maximum
permissible number and in such case the names of all the
eligible persons shall be forwarded.
(5)The Government. shall forward to the Commission the
list of persons referred to in sub-rule (3) together with their
ACRs (Annual Confidential reports), Annual Property
returns and service records of the period such persons have
to complete to become eligible for promotion indicating the
anticipated number of vacancies to be filled by promotion in
course of period of twelve
5.
months commencing from the date of preparation of the list.
(6)The Commission shall prepare a final list of persons who
are found to be suitable for promotion to the service on an
overall relative assessment of their ACRs, service records
and interview.
(7)The number of persons to be included in the final list
shall not exceed twice the number of vacancies to be filled
by the promotion.
(8)The Commission shall forward the final list prepared
under sub-rule (6) to the Government along with the ACRs,
Annual Property returns and service records received from
the Government.
(9)The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period of twelve
months from
the date of the recommendation of
Commission.
(10)Appointment by promotion of persons included in the
final list to the service shall be made by the Govt. in order in
which the names of person appear in the list for the time
being in force.
(11)It shall not be necessary to consult the Commission
before such appointment is made unless during the period
intervening between the inclusion of the names of the person
in the list and the date of proposed appointment, if there
occurs deterioration in the work of the person which in the
opinion of the Government is such as to render him
unsuitable for appointment by promotion to the service.
Probation
18. (1)Every person recruited to the service by promotion shall
be appointed to the service on probation for a period of one
year.
(2)The Government may, if so thinks fit in any case or class
of cases, extend the period of probation for a period not
exceeding two years.
Discharge
19.
probation
of A probationer shall be liable to be reverted back to his
substantive post, if;-
Execution
20.
agreement
of A probationer, who has been recruited/appointed to the
service by a direct recruitment, shall execute an agreement in
the form as may be prescribed by the Government binding
himself and one surety, jointly or separately, in the event of
his failing to comply with any of the provisions of these
rules to the satisfaction of the
(a) he fails to pass the departmental examination;
(b)the Government is satisfied that the probationer was
ineligible for recruitment to the service or is unsuitable for
being a member of the service;
(c)he is found lacking in qualities of mind and character
needed for the service or in the constructive outlook and
human sympathy needed in public service generally; or
(d)he fails to comply with any of the provisions of these
rules.
Government, he has to refund any money paid to his
consequent on his appointment as probationer.
Training
21. (1) A probationer who is appointed to the service shall
undergo such training for such period and pass the training
as the Government may direct from time to time.
(2) All the members of the service shall, in a span of every
two years, undergo one training course successfully either at
Accounts and Administrative Training Institute, Gangtok or
State Institute of
6.
Rural Development, Karfectar or any other training institute
outside the State. The requirement of
undergoing this
training will be applicable only upto the age of 50 (fifty)
years of the Government servant and will be compulsory for
promotion of the Government servants to the next higher
grade and failure to undergo such training course will render
denial of promotion when due and the next in the line will be
considered.
Departmental
22. examination
Every probationer, who has been appointed to the service
during the period of probation shall undergo such training
and pass such examination as the Govt. may prescrib from
time to time.
Confirmation
Seniority
24.
Promotion
25.
one grade
to another
23. If a probationer completes his period of probation to the
satisfaction of the Government, he/she shall subject to the
other provisions of the rules, be confirmed in the service.
The inter-se-seniority of the members of the service shall be
determined in accordance with the Sikkim States Service
(Regulation of Seniority) Rules, 1980.
from (1) The Committee constituted under rules 17 shall also be
Committee for the purpose of promotion of the members of
the service to higher grades of the service.
(2)The Chairman or where the Chairman is unable to attend,
the member of the Commission shall preside over the
meeting of the Committee. The absence of a member other
than the Chairman or the member of the Commission, shall
not invalidate the proceedings of the Committee if two third
of more than the members of the Committee has attended its
meeting.
(3)The Govt. shall from time to time, for the purpose of subrule (1) prepare a list of names of the members of the service
in order of seniority who have completed the prescribed
length of service as indicated in Schedule II for promotion to
the next higher grade.
(4)The Government shall forward to the Commission the list
prepared under sub-rule (3) along with the Annual
Confidential Rolls, Annual Property returns and service
records of the periods the member of the service has to
complete to become eligible for promotion, indicating the
anticipated number of vacancies to be filled by promotion in
course of period of twelve months commencing from the
date of preparation of the list.
(5)The Commission after satisfying themselves the records
and the information complete in all respect have been
received shall convene a Departmental Promotion meeting
of the Committee. The Committee shall prepare a final
Seniority list of the officers who are found suitable for
promotion.
(6)The number of persons to be included in the list shall not
exceed twice the number of vacancies to be filled by
promotion.
(7)The Commission shall forward the final list prepared
under sub-rule (5) to the Government along with ACRs,
Annual Property returns and service records received from
the Government.
(8)The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period of twelve
months from the date of recommendation of Commission.
7.
(9)Promotion of the persons included in the list to the
relevant higher grade shall be made by the Government
against the existing vacancies in the order in which their
names appear in the list.
(10)It shall not be ordinarily necessary to consult the
Commission before such promotion is made unless during
the period of twelve months from the date of
recommendation of the Commission there
occurs a deterioration in the work/performance of the
member of the service which in the opinion of the
Government is such as to render him unsuitable for
promotion.
Administrative
26.
control
(1) The control over the service including appointments,
transfers and deputation shall vest with the Controlling
authority.
(2)The headquarters of the Office shall be Directorate of
Fisheries, Gangtok.
(3)A member of the service shall not be transferred outside
the service or under any other Government or an
organization save with the concurrence of the Controlling
authority.
Residuary
27.
matters
Removal
28.
doubts
Power to
relax
All other matters in relations to the service not specified or
for which no provision have been made in these rules shall
be regulated by rules and orders applicable to other officers
of the Government of equivalent status.
of If any question arises as to the interpretation of these rules,
the decision of the Government thereon shall be final.
29. Where the Government is of the opinion that it is necessary
or expedient to do so, it may by order for reasons to be
recorded in writing, relax any of the provisions of these rules
with respect to any class or category of persons or cadre
posts.
SPECIAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF SIKKIM
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS,TRAINING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL
Memo No. 482-83/GEN/DOP
Dated;1.5.2008
Copy for information to;
1.
Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries & Veterinary Service
Department,
2.
Special Secretary, Home Department……….for publication in the Official Gazette,
3.
File and
4.
Guard file.
8.
SCHEDULE–I
(See rule 3 (2) )
STRENGTH AND COMPOSITION
SL.
NO.
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
Designation
Scale
Director
Addl. Director
Jt. Director
Dy. Director
Asstt. Director
14300-400-18300
12500-375-17000
11000-350-16250
9000-300-13800
7000-225-11500
Total
Number of post
1
1
2
4
6
14
SCHEDULE – II
STATE FISHERIES SERVICE
(See rule 3(3) and 7)
Sl. No.
Post/Pay Scale
Mode or
Eligibility condition
01.
Assistant
Director(Fisheries)
Rs.7000-225-11500
recruitment
50% direct
recruitment
(a) Qualification-Masters
Degree in Fisheries from a
recognized University.
(b) Age between 21 and 30
years relaxable by 5 yrs in
case of SC/ST candidates and
3 years for MBC and OBC
candidates.
50% by Promotion
Range Officer/Research
Assistant belonging to Subordinate Fisheries Service
who have completed not less
than 8 yrs of continuous
service in the grade.
02.
Deputy Director
(Fisheries)
Rs.9000-300-13800
100% by promotion
6 yrs of regular service as
Assistant Director Fisheries.
03.
Joint Director
(Fisheries)
Rs. 11000-350-16250
100% by promotion
Deputy Director Fisheries.
04.
Additional Director
(Fisheries)
Rs.12500-375-17000
100% by promotion
Joint Director Fisheries.
05.
Director
Rs.14300-400-18300
100% by Promotion
Additional Director.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
3rd
May,
2008
No. 161
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEV. AND
GANGTOK-SIKKIM
No:104/GEN/DOP
DATED:1.5.2008
NOTIFICATION
Constitution of India, the Governor hereby makes the following rules, namely:Short title and
Commencement
Definition
2.
Constitution
3.
the Service
Composition
4.
the Service:
Member of the
Service:
1.
(1)
These rules may be called the Sikkim State Sub- ordinate
Fisheries Service rules, 2008.
(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:(a) “appointed day” means the date on which these rules shall
come
into force;
(b) “Appointing authority” means the Government of Sikkim in
the Directorate of Fisheries;
(c) “Cadre controlling authority” means the Authority in the
Directorate of Fisheries;
(d) “Cadre post” means any post, whether permanent or
temporary, included in the Schedule;
(e) “Committee” means the Committee constituted under subrule (2) of rule 7 ;
(f) “Government” means the State Government of Sikkim;
(g) “member of service” means a person appointed to the Sikkim
State Subordinate Fisheries Service;
(h) “Schedule” means a Schedule appended to these rules;
(i) “service” means the Sikkim State Subordinate Fisheries
Service;
(j) “year” means the financial year commencing on the 1st day of
April and ending on the 31st day of March next following:
of There shall be constituted a service called the Sikkim State
Subordinate Fisheries Service consisting of persons appointed to
the service in accordance with rules.
of (1) The service shall comprise of the posts as specified in
column 1 of Schedule I which the Government may, by an
order, revise or alter from time to time, as it may deem fit.
(2) The authorized strength and the composition of the cadre
posts
included in the Service shall be as indicated in column 2 of
Schedule I at its initial constitution.
(3) The scale of pay attached to the cadre posts of the service
shall be
as shown in column 3 of the Schedule II.
5. (1) The following category of persons shall be members of the
service,
namely:(a) persons appointed under rule 6 at the initial constitution
of the
service;
(b) persons appointed to the cadre posts under rule 8.
(2) A person appointed under clause (a) of sub-rule (1) of this
rule
shall, on such appointment to the cadre post, be deemed to be a
member of the service from the appointed day.
1.
2.
(3) A person appointed under clause (b) of sub-rule (1) of this
rule
shall be a member of the service from the date of such
appointment.
Initial
6. constitution of
the service:
All persons holding, on the appointed day, any of the cadre posts on
a regular basis shall be deemed to have been appointed to the
corresponding posts in the service.
Provided that failure to exercise that option as aforesaid within the
specified period shall ipsofacto be constructed for absorption in the
service.
Recruitment 7. (1) Vacancies arising in any of the cadre posts after the initial
constitution of the service, shall be filled in the manner provided
and
in Schedule III and subject to such other condition or conditions
maintenance
as may be prescribed by the Government.
of the service:
(2) Appointment by promotion or by direct recruitment shall be
made by the Appointing Authority on the recommendation of
the Departmental Promotion Committee constituted by the
Government, from time to time and after consultation with the
Department of Personnel, Administrative Reforms and Training.
(3) An open competitive as well as limited departmental competitive
examination, whichever is prescribed as a mode of recruitment
and promotion, shall be held by the Committee in accordance
with such rules and syllabus as the cadre controlling authority
may prescribe.
Number
8.
posts,
classification
and Scales
of pay
of The number of posts, their classification and the scales of pay
attached thereto shall be as specified in the Schedule II.
Method of
recruitment,
age limit
and
other
qualifications
9. The method of recruitment, age limit, qualifications and other
matters shall be as specified in Schedule III.
Procedure for
10. selection
in case of
direct
recruitment
An open competitive examination for recruitment, to the service
shall be held at such time and at such place as the Government may
from time to time notify. The scheme and syllabus for such
examination shall be such as may be specified in the Notification.
Procedure for 11. (1) All promotions to the service shall be made on the
promotion:
recommendation of
the Departmental Promotion Committee;
(2) A list of persons considered eligible for promotion to the next
higher
grade shall be furnished to the Committee by the Directorate of
Fisheries .
(3) The Committee, may, for the purpose of determining ability,
initiative,
mental and physical fitness of the candidates consider the
remarks
reflected in the ACR and the performance assessed through
examination.
(4) The committee shall have power to fix separately the minimum
qualifying marks for written examination and shall have power to
relax
the same, if necessary, with the approval of the Appointing
Authority,
3.
Fisheries Directorate in respect of any class or category of persons.
(5) No decision of the Committee if approved by the Commissioner
cum
Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries and
Veterinary
Services Department shall be challenged merely on the ground of
any
irregularity of procedure.
(6) The list prepared under sub-rule (3) shall be submitted to the
Commissioner cum Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Livestock,
Fisheries
and Veterinary Services Department.
Training
12.
(1) Candidates provisionally selected on the basis of the results of
the qualifying examination for the post of:(a) Fisheries Block Officer shall have to undergo training in the
Fisheries School directed by the Appointing Authority.
(b) Fisheries Guard shall have to undergo training in the
Fisheries Guard’s Training School as directed by the
Appointing Authority.
(2) The departmental candidate during such training in training
college or school, as the case may be, shall be paid pay and
allowances as admissible under the rules.
(3) All the members of the service shall, in a span of every two
years,
undergo one training course successfully either at
Accounts and Administrative Training Institute, Gangtok or
State Institute of Rural Development, Karfectar or any other
training institute outside the State. The requirement of
undergoing this training will be applicable only upto the age
of 50 (fifty) years of the Government servant and will be
compulsory for promotion of the Government servants to the
next higher grade and failure to undergo such training course
will render denial of promotion when due and the next in the
line will be considered.
Appointment
13. and
Probation:
(1) The candidate who passes with honors or with higher standard
certificate in the Fisheries training courses Examination, as the
case may be, shall be appointed to the respective post and shall
be on probation for a period of one year:
Provided that the Appointing Authority may for reasons to be
recorded in writing;(a) reduce the period of probation; or
(b) extend the period of probation for such period not
exceeding one year.
Provided further that any person who may be found
unsatisfactory during the period of probation initially fixed or
subsequently extended, as the case may be, shall be liable to be
summarily discharged.
(2) Candidates who fail the Fisheries training Course Examination
or candidates with lower standard certificate or practical
certificate shall be on probation for a period of 3 (three) years
and on successful completion of probation period they shall be
confirmed in respective grade losing their seniority by 3 (three)
years.
Seniority:
14.
(1) The relative seniority of members of the service appointed to
any grade in accordance with rule 6 at the time of initial constitution
of the service shall be governed by their relative seniority obtaining
in the correspondent grade on the appointed day.
4.
Provided that if the seniority of any such member has been
specifically determined on the said date the same shall be
determined by the Government.
(2) All persons appointed to the service under these rule in any
grade
shall rank senior to those who are appointed to that grade after
the
appointed day.
(3) The relative seniority of all direct recruits shall be determined in
the
order of merit in which they are selected for such appointment.
Persons appointed as a result of an earlier selection shall be
senior to
those appointed as a result of a subsequent selection.
(4) The relative seniority of persons promoted to the various
grades through the limited departmental competitive
examination shall be determined in the order of merit in which
they are selected for such promotion.
(5) Any delay in assuming charge of the higher grade on promotion
due to
administrative reasons, such as transfer from any outlying
station, or
delay in being relieved for want of substitute, shall not affect the
seniority of the person concerned.
Provided that where two persons obtain the same number of marks
in the written examinations and other tests held by the board and
were also appointed in the lower grade on the same date, the person
older in age shall rank senior.
(6) The inter-se-seniority of direct recruits and promotees shall be
determined on the basis of their date of appointment to the
grade.
(7) Cases not covered by the above provisions, if any, seniority shall
be
determined by the Government.
Attempt at 15. No candidate shall be permitted to compete for more than 3 (three)
times at the competitive examination.
the
Examination:
Execution of 16. A candidate after selection for training shall have to execute an
agreement:
agreement in the form as may be specified by the Government
binding himself and one surety, jointly or separately in the event of
failing to comply with any of the provisions of these rules to the
satisfaction of the Government, the candidate have to refund any
expenditure paid to him consequent on his being sent to training on
appointment as probationer.
Grades
and (1) The posts included in various grades of the service shall be such
as
17.
specified in Schedule II.
their review:
(2) The State Government may make additions or deletions of the
posts in
the various grades as deemed necessary from time to time.
Power to
relax:
18. Where the Government is of the opinion that it is necessary or
expedient to do so, it may by order, for reasons to be recorded in
writing, relax any of the provisions of these rules with respect to any
class or category of persons or posts.
Residuary
19.
matters
(1) The conditions of service of the members of the service in
respect of
matters for which no provision is made in these rules shall be the
same
as are applicable, from time to time, generally to employees of
the
Government.
(2) Nothing in these rules shall affect reservations, relaxation of age
limit
and other concessions required to be provided for persons
belonging to
special categories in accordance with the orders issued by the
5.
Government from time to time.
(3) Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any action taken
shall
be deemed to be taken done or taken under the corresponding
provisions of these rules.
Removal of 20. If doubt may arise as to the interpretation of any of the provisions of
doubts:
these rules, the same shall be referred to the Government in
Department of Personnel, Administrative Reforms & Training for
decision
SPECIAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF SIKKIM
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS,TRAINING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL
Dated;1.5.2008
5.
Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries & Veterinary Service
Department,
6.
Special Secretary, Home Department……….for publication in the Official Gazette,
7.
File and
8.
Guard file.
6.
SCHEDULE – I
Name of the cadre post and the authorized strength and required Strength
(See Sub-rule (1) and (2) of rule 4
Name of the post
No. of post
Scale of Pay
1
2
3
8
Rs.5500-175-9000
14
Rs.4300-125-6800
Head Fisheries Guard
16
Rs.3200-80-4800
Fisheries Guard
30
Rs.3050-75-4550
Fisherman & Chowkidar
16
Rs.2850-55-4170
Research Assistant
2
Rs.5000-150-8000
Junior Research Assistant
2
Rs.4000-100-6000
Lab Attendant
2
Rs.2850-55-4170
Total Authorised Strength
90
Fisheries Range Officer
Fisheries Block Officer
SCHEDULE – II
Scales of pay to the cadre posts
(See sub-rule (3) of rule (4)
Name of post
1
Fisheries Range Officer
Scale of pay
2
Rs. 5500-175-9000
Fisheries Block Officer
Head Fisheries Guard
Rs. 4300-125-6800
Rs. 3200-80-4800
Fisheries Guard
Fisherman & Chowkidar
Research Assistant
Junior Research Assistant
Lab Attendant
Rs. 3050-75-4550
Rs. 2850-55-4170
Rs.5000-150-8000
Rs. 4000-100-6000
Rs. 2850-55-4170
7.
SCHEDULE – III
Sl.
No.
1.
Post/Grade
Fisheries Range
Officer
Mode of
Eligibility conditions
Recruitment
50% by promotion From amongst Fisheries Block Officer
who have completed not less than 8
(eight) years of continuous service
50% by direct
recruitment
a) Minimum qualification B.FSc. from
recognized University.
b) Age between 21 yrs to 30 years,
relaxable by 5(five) years in case of
Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribe
candidates and 3(three) years in case of
Most Backward Classes and Other
Backward Classes candidates.
2.
Fisheries Block
Officer
50% by promotion From amongst the Head Fisheries
Guards who have completed not less
than 8 years of continuous service.
Class XII passed from recognized
Board with Biology as one of the
subjects.
50% by direct
Recruitment
a) Minimum qualification;
i)
B.Sc. (Fisheries)
ii)
Height : 155cm
iii)
Chest girth: 84cm
iv)
Chest expansion : 90cm
NOTE: Physical fitness to be
Certified by the Medical Board.
v)
Should be able to walk
25kms. In four hours.
(b) Age between 18 yrs to 30 years,
relaxable by 5(five) years in case of
Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribe
candidates and 3(three) years in case of
Most Backward Classes and Other
3.
Head Fisheries
Guard
100% by
promotion
i) From amongst Fisheries Guard who
have completed not less than 10 yrs. of
continuous service.
ii) Undergone training prescribed for
Fisheries Guards.
8.
4.
Fisheries Guard
50% by promotion
From amongst Sr. Fisherman/Chowkidar who
have rendered not less than 8 years continuous
service
50% by direct
Recruitment
a) Minimum qualification:
i)
Class X passed from a recognized
Board.
ii)
Height: 155cm
iii)
Chest girth: 84cm
iv)
Chest expansion:90cm
v)
Should be able to walk 25kms in four
hours.
b) Age between 18 yrs to 30 years, relaxable
by 5(five) years in case of Scheduled
Castes/Scheduled Tribe candidates and 3(three)
years in case of Most Backward Classes and
Other Backward Classes candidates.
a) Minimum qualification;
Class VIII passed
Height:155cm
Chest girth:84cm
Chest expansion:90cm
b) Age between 18 yrs to 30 years, relaxable
by 5(five) years in case of Scheduled
c) Should be able to walk 25kms in four hours.
5.
Fisherman/Chow
kidar
100% by direct
recruitment from
Open Competitive
Examination
6.
Research
Assistant
100% by promotion From amongst Junior Research Assistant who
have completed not less than 8 (eight) years of
continuous service.
7.
Junior Research
Assistant
100% by direct
recruitment
a)Minimum
qualification
B.Sc.(Biology)
passed from recognized University.
b)Age between 18 yrs to 30 years, relaxable by
5(five) years in case of Scheduled
8.
Lab Attendent
100% by direct
recruitment
a)Class VIII pass certificate
b)Age between 18 yrs to 30 years, relaxable by
5(five) years in case of Scheduled
Other Backward Classes candidates
Confusion
1.
Bold portion at 12, 13 & 19.
2.
Schedule I
3.
Scale at schedule II
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
3rd
May,
2008
No. 162
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
No: 3
/RMDD/P
Dated: 29/4/2008.
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS, the Constitution envisaged empowering people to enable
them to decide on matters concerning their day to day life;
AND WHEREAS, the Eleventh Schedule to the Constitution under Article
243G has stipulated 29 subjects to be transferred to the Panchayati Raj
institutions;
NOW, THEREFORE, the State Government, in consonance with and in
compliance to the constitutional provision, is pleased to devolve the functions,
as given in the following Schedule, to the Zilla Panchayat and Gram Panchayat,
in the manner as provided in their respective columns;
LIST OF ACTIVITIES
PANCHAYATS
TRANSFERRED
TO
ZILLA
&
GRAM
SL.NO. Name of
Activities under Zilla
Sector/Department. Panchayat
Activities under Gram
Panchayat
1
Selection of beneficiaries for
demonstration and organic
manure production.
Agriculture & Food
Security
Identification of areas for all
programmes.
National Agricultural
Insurance Scheme.
Extension & demonstration
on organic farming
Conducting crop
competition demonstration.
Deconstruction program
(identification of area and
beneficiaries).
Compensation for crop loss
due to natural calamities.
Establishment of storage
facilities.
Assist in organizing crop
competitions & exhibition.
Selection of beneficiaries for
special program of organic
farming.
Generating yield data.
Reporting of crop loss.
Maintenance of infrastructures.
Organizing & motivation for
agriculture production.
Generate crop statistics.
2.
Horticulture & Cash
Crops.
on organic farming related
on organic farming related
to horticulture.
Conducting crop
competition & exhibition.
Training & demonstration of
horticulture crops including
fruits, Vegetables, potato,
ginger & cardamom.
3.
Competitions & exhibitions.
Training & demonstration
of horticulture crops
through selection of right
beneficiaries and areas.
Assessment, verification and
compensation of
horticulture crop losses due
to natural calamities.
Assessment and reporting
of horticulture crop losses.
Establishment of storage
facilities.
Maintenance of storage
facilities.
Generate horticulture crop
statistics.
Generate horticulture crop
statistics.
Motivation and
implementation of crop
insurance
Motivation of crop
insurance programme.
Animal Husbandry,
Rabies control, vaccination
Livestock,
& elimination of affected
Veterinary Services. animals.
Distribution of preventive
materials for control of
animal diseases Preventive
measures.
Compilation of reports &
dissemination of
information.
Identification of areas for
different types of animal
development programme.
Programmes for fodder
production.
Management of marketing of
animal product. Assessment
of production. Processing
centres.
Training & awareness of
animal husbandry related
programmes.
Organizing district-level
training, workshops &
programmes.
Education
Assist in organizing crop
Create awareness in
floriculture as commercial
venture.
Quality monitoring.
Meat inspection &
certification.
4.
to
horticulture
and
development
of
local
entrepreneurs
for
production
of
organic
manures.
Cross breeding –
management of artificial
insemination programmes.
Execution of works between
Rs.2 to 5 lakhs.
Identifying areas for various
types of fisheries.
Overall supervision of JHS
Reporting incidents &
supervising implementation
of works.
Reporting incidents &
supervising implementation
of works.
Supervision & local level
survey.
Implementation of
programmes.
Monitoring & regulation of
wastes.
Identification of
beneficiaries. Distribution
of fodder.
Collection of products for
large markets.
Assessment of productioncollection centres.
Supervision of delivery of
government services.
Identification of training
needs of farmers.
Requisition of training
programme.
Distribution of high-bred
varieties of farm animals.
Execution of works upto
Rs.2. lakhs.
Supervision of
implementation.
Overall supervision of
except appointment and
transfer of teachers.
All repairs & maintenance of
JHS.
Supporting State authorities
in survey & elated projects.
Literacy programmes.
Monitoring the programmes.
Construction of mid-day
meal kitchen and its
maintenance.
5.
Health & Family
Welfare
functioning of PS and LPS
except appointment snd
transfer of teachers.
All repairs & maintenance
work upto Rs.10 lakhs.
Identification of learner’s
assisting in literacy survey.
Supervision of programmes.
Form village health and
sanitation ;committee
comprising of
ANM/MPHW(M),ASHA,MSS,
adequate representation for
women members (Existing
To ensure and help District
Health Missing under NRHM village sanitation
committees under Total
to prepare a need based
Sanitation campaign may
demand driven socio
be redesignated as Village
demographic plans at the
Health and Sanitation
district level.
Committees.
To oversee effective
To ensure and help village
implementation of health
level health committees
and family welfare
under NRHM to prepare an
programmes as the district
area specific, need based,
level by monitoring and
demand driven, sociosupervising the functions
demographic plans at the
and functionaries, by
village/sub-centre level.
training, equipping and
empowering panchayat
To grant approval and
members suitably to
ensure proper utilization of
manage and supervise the
funds earmarked as untied
functioning of health care
funds under NRHM.
infra-structure and manpower and further coTo ensure selection of
ordinate works of different
departments such as Health sincere and dedicated
ASHA in villages. To
& Family Welfare, Social
promote access to improved
Welfare, Public Health
health care at he household
Engineering, Rural
level through female health
Development, etc., at the
activist (ASHA).
district level.
To facilitate he formation of
village health and sanitation
committees ate the gram
panchayat level.
To ensure un-biased
selection of ASHA in each
village by panchayat
members and to devise
mechanism at the district
level for monitoring of
ASHA.
Awareness generation
regarding all health and
family welfare related issues
and generate demand from
the community regarding
available services provision
under different National
Health Programmes and
State Service Provision. To
increase service utilization
at different levels through
different effective locally
acceptable approaches.
To demonstrate exemplary
performance in compulsory
registration of birth, deaths,
marriages and pregnancies.
Ensuring sage deliveries to
bring a reduction in Infant
Morality Rate (IMR) and
Maternal Mortality Rate
(MMR).
Identification of people in
need of services and
facilitate providing services
in collaboration with village
level health workers in
respect of National
Programmes like
Reproductive and Child
Health, Blindness, TB
Control, STD/HIV/AIDS,
etc.
Keeping provision of fund
for maternal and child
health activities (referral of
high risk cases, etc) in PRI
budget.
Awareness generation
regarding all health and
family welfare related
issues and to generate
demand form the
community for services
under different National
and State Health
Programmes.
6.
Forests,
Environment and
Wildlife.
Facilitation for marketing of
saplings for government &
private plantation.
Providing marketing
facilities for medicinal
plants & other forestry
products.
Training for cultivation.
Protection support to Smriti
Van.
Support for control of forest
fire. Prevention & control.
Awareness on grazingregulated grazing.
Promotion of NTFP-bamboo
plantations.
Promotion of timber
substitutes marketing.
Identification of gram
Panchayats for the
programme.
Monitoring of the
programme. Identification of
gram panchayats for the
programme.
7.
Commerce &
Industries
Harvesting & distribution of
fuel wood.
Implementation of creative.
Providing assistance to
trained beneficiaries to start
their own units including
credit support.
Establishment of
community nurseries.
Establishment of medical
plants gardens for
commercial purpose.
Establishment of Smriti
vans.
Control of forest fires. Coordination with JFMC.
Control of grazing I forest
land. Implementation of
regulated grazing.
Plantation of NTFPproduction.
Micro-planning &
implementation of soil
conservation works.
Planning & implementation
of Green Missing works.
Planning & implementation
of fuel wood plantation in
community lands.
Identification of sites.
Upkeep of parks & gardens.
Identification of
beneficiaries for training.
Distribution of raw
materials.
Organizing entrepreneurial
development programmes.
Providing marketing
facilities for cottage and
village products.
Identifying locations for
specific industrial &
commercial activity.
Promotion of cottage
industries based on locally
available materials.
8.
Disaster
Management
Assisting in assessment of
damages during natural
calamity.
Providing training on rescue
and relief operation.
Co-ordinating with District
Relief Committee and Village
Relief Committee.
Investment in preventive
measures and also
preparedness.
Maintenance & minor
repairs between Rs.10 to
Rs.20 lakhs.
Creation of minor irrigation
channels
9.
Irrigation.
10.
Cultural activities.
Identification and
preservation of heritage
sites.
11.
Rural water supply.
12.
Rural bridges.
13.
Rural sanitation.
All maintenance and new
schemes between Rs.10 to
Rs.20 lakhs
All maintenance and new
schemes between Rs.10 to
Rs.20 lakhs.
Promoting environment
friendly means of disposal of
solid and liquid waste.
Maintenance of
environmental hygiene.
Construction and
maintenance of institutional
and community latrines and
bathing places.
14.
Cooperatives.
15.
Misc.
Promotion of cooperative
movement.
Regulating building
construction.
Rural street lightning and
its maintenance.
Establishment &
maintenance of
crematoriums and burial
places.
Regulating disposal of
carcasses.
Construction of ICDS
Centres.
Mobilizing community
organization for relief and
rescue.
Organizing rescue and relief
through the Gram
Panchayat and Ward
Disaster Management
committees.
Temporary restoration of
village road, water supply,
schools & health centers.
Identification of victims and
providing relief.
Identification of locations
for minor irrigation
channels.
All repairs of minor
irrigation channels.
Promotion of folk art.
Preservation of traditional
culture and customs.
Rural (village) libraries.
Minor repairs and new
schemes upto Rs.10 lakhs.
Minor repairs and new
schemes upto Rs.10 lakhs.
Conducting environment
friendly waste management
through Gram Panchayat
level Water and Sanitation
Committees.
Construction and
maintenance of Individual
Sanitary latrines and
bathing cubicles.
Generating awareness of
cooperatives.
Enforcing regulation for
building construction.
Establishing facilities for
generation of renewable
energy sources.
Reporting on presence of
dead carcasses.
Supervision and
maintenance of ICDS
Centres.
Maintaining tourist infrastructure and amenities at
the village level.
Disbursement of OAP & SA.
Small Family Benefit
Scheme.
National Family Benefit
Scheme.
Regulating the use of haat
sheds at the Sub-Divisional
level markets not falling
under the jurisdiction of
ULBs.
Collection of data for the
state Government and
Promotion of eco-tourism.
Maintaining tourist’s infrastructure and amenities at
the district level.
reporting to the District
Administration of the law &
order situation including
potential dangers and
disturbances.
Promotion of use of
renewable energy sources.
Maintaining haat sheds at
the Sub-Divisional level
markets not falling under
the jurisdiction of ULBs.
All centrally
Sponsored Schemes
Assisting the State
Government. In collection of
data/survey/maintenance
of law & order and IEC
activities.
As per guidelines given by
the GOI.
As per guidelines given
GOI.
Under the transferred subjects the plan proposals shall be prepared by
the concerned line Department with Gram Panchayat and Zilla Panchayat wise
breakups, as per the guidelines provided in the Activity Mapping for this
purpose.
The Planning and Development and the Finance Departments shall
ensure that these allocations are made by these Departments and also workout
modalities for timely release of resources, directly, to these institutions and
rendition of accounts thereof. A modality for submission of statement of
accounts for the purpose of timely re appropriation of likely unspent resources
shall also be worked out.
Ensuring of timely execution of works, to arrange for their supervision,
monitoring and reporting shall be the responsibility of the line Departments
concerned.
The Officials and field functionaries deputed to the Gram Panchayat and
Zilla Panchayats under this scheme shall have a lien to their parent
departments concerned, but shall be directly under the administrative control
of the concerned Zilla Panchyaat and Gram Panchayat for the period of their
posting under such Panchayats.
By order.
Secretary,
Rural Management & Dev.
Department
In pursuance of section 30 of the Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993, it is
hereby notified that the seat of wards No. 2 Upper Lingdong {ST (w)} of 17.
Lingdong Barfok Gram Panchayat Unit, North District has become vacant as
a result of the demise of Smt.Zangmu Lepcha.
Consequently, the office of the Up-Sabhapati of 17. Lingdong Barfok
Gram Panchayat Unit {ST (w)}, North District is declared to be vacant
w.e.f.19th March 2008 and election to this office shall be conducted in
accordance with the Sikkim Panchayat (Election of Sabhapati, Up-Sabhapati
of Gram Panchayat and Adhakshya and Up-Adhakshya of Zilla Panchayat)
Rules, 1997.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of Section 30 (1) of the Sikkim
Panchayat Act, 1993, it has been resolved to fill the vacancy by election.
By order
(P.T. Euthenpa)
Director, Panchayat
Prescribed Authority
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by Section 130 of the Sikkim
Panchayat Act, 1993 (6 of 1993) the State Government hereby makes the
following rules to amend the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election)
Rules,1997,namely:-
Short title and
1.
Commencement
(1) These rules may be called the Sikkim Panchayat
Amendment
Of rule 2
2.
In the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election)
Rules,
1997, in clause (j) of rule 2, after the words “of
Section 13 and,” the following shall be inserted,
namely:-
“revised in accordance with the constitutional
provisions under Article 243 K.”
Secretary,
Department
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
NOTIFICATION
No: 32/RMDD/P/2008
Dated: 31.03.2008
It is hereby notified that Smt. Yongmo Lepcha,Member of Mangbrue
ward has been elected as Sabhapati of the 40-Lamaten Tingmo Gram
Panchayat Unit, by a resolution passed in the Gram Sabha held on 22.2.2008
as per Section 17 of the Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993.
By order
Department.
In pursuance of Section 28(1) of the Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993, the Casual Vacancy
created by the resignation of Shri. Norbu Tshering Lepcha, President of 42 – Rakdong
Tintek GPU.
Now, in pursuance of Section 30(1) of the Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993, Shri.
Gyanden Lepcha has been elected as the President of 42 – Rakdong Tintek GPU.
By order
(P.T. Euthenpa).
Director, Panchayat,
Copy to:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Rakdong Tintek GPU.
BDO (Rakdong Tintek).
DDO (East).
DC (Sachiva) East.
SEC
Home Department.
Sub: Constitution of Committee to draft Amendment to the Sikkim
Panchayat Act, 1993.
The State Government is pleased to constitute a Committee to draft
Amendment to the Sikkim Panchayat Act, 1993 to reflect the spirit and
guidelines of the Seventy third Amendment of the Constitution of India as
follows:(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(ix)
(ix)
Prof.B.K.Roy Burman
Shri K.N.Rai, Minister, RMDD
Secretary, RMDD
Secretary, Agriculture
Secretary, Forest
Secretary, Animal Husbandry
Secretary, Food & Civil Supplies
Shri K.N.Sharma
Shri R.S.Basnet, Principal Secretary, CMO
Shri R.K.Purkayastha
Chairman,
Vice Chairman,
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member Secretary.
The Committee will submit its report within a period of six months.
BY ORDER.
(Annapurna Alley)
Deputy Secretary,
Rural
Management
&
Dev.
Department.
Copy to:1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
5.
6.
All concerned.
Principal Secretary, CMO
All District Collectors,
All DDOs,
All District Planning Officers,
PS to Adhyakshas of East, West,South and North Districts.
Special Secretary, Home for publication in the Official Gazette.
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
No……29.../RMDD/2008
NOTIFICATION
Sub: Constitution
Committee.
of
GPU
Level
Social
Audit-cum-Vigilance
Notification No.35 (93)05-06/RMDD/P/29 dated 1.9.2005 is hereby
reissued with immediate effect as follows:In the process of decentralization & devolution of powers to
Panchayati Raj Institutions has been undertaken, a large number of
developmental schemes have been sanctioned for the Gram Panchayat Units.
As a result of this, the inspection and verification of each and every scheme
undertaken by the Rural Management & Development Department has
become a difficult task for the District Level Monitoring Committee. To
ensure that the works tendered at Panchayat level are carried out as per
estimate and in a qualitative manner, a Gram Panchayat Social Audit-cumVigilance Committee has been envisaged by the Department, having a fair
representation from a wide spectrum of the society consisting of stake
holders, user groups, marginalized and vulnerable sections of society
including women and senior citizens of the Gram Panchayat Unit.
The constitution of the Social Audit-cum-Vigilance Committee will
be a concrete step towards empowering the local people wherein it will be
the people themselves who can see the quality of work and also see that their
areas derive the maximum benefits of the schemes.
TERMS OF REFERENCE.
•
A Committee known as the Gram Panchayat Social Audit-cumVigilance Committee shall be constituted in each Gram Panchayat
Unit.
•
The election of the Committee members to be done in the Gram
Sabha.
•
The minimum number of members in the Committee shall be 10
people.
•
Tenure of the Committee shall be for one financial year. Reelection of the Committee shall be conducted before end of the
financial year.
•
No Panchayat Members shall be included in the Committee.
•
At least one person from each ward to be elected as a Committee
member.
•
The Committee members shall be a Sikkim Subject/Certificate of
Identification holder and permanent resident of the particular Gram
Panchayat Unit.
•
The member should not be a servicing Government employee.
•
Rural Management & Development Department to also nominate
one or more persons at its discretion to the Committee member or
members, if felt/deemed necessary.
•
A Chairperson and a Member Secretary of the Committee could be
elected from the elected Committee members.
•
Quorum for recommendation of any bill to be passed should be ¾
(three fourths) of the total strength of the Committee as a whole.
•
It should be mandatory for the Committee member(s) elected from
a particular ward to be present at the meeting and recommend the
passing of the bill for the work/scheme implemented in his/her
ward.
•
No final bill to be passed and released without the recommendation
of the Committee.
•
The Committee shall inspect the work compulsorily before giving
the recommendation for passing of the bill(s).
•
A copy of the social estimate of the schemes/work to be given to
the Committee by the section/department concerned so that the
latter may have a clear knowledge about the materials issued or
sanctioned for the work.
Social estimate here means the estimate that can be clearly
understood by the laymen. It will indicate the total cost of the scheme
quantities of various materials to be utilized in laymen’s language.
and
For example:
No. of pipes
Cement
Number of rods
Timber
Stone chip & sand
Diameter
Number of bags
Width
quality
Quality
Specifications
Grade
Specifications
Quantity
No. of bags.
•
A copy of the inspection/verification report of the Committee is to
be submitted to the Director, Panchayat through the BDO/DDO of
the Rural Management & Development Department.
BY ORDER
(Annapurna Alley)
Deputy Secretary,
Rural Management & Development
Department.
Para 5 of Citizen Charter of RMDD shall read as under:-
Each Gram Panchayat Unit if need be will request the nearest School
authorities to nominate a Teacher as Panchayat Mitra to assist and ensure
that the Grama Sabhas and Ward Sabhas are conducted in accordance
with rules and people are provided an opportunity to voice their
aspirations. For meaningful empowerment of Gram and Ward Sabhas,
the villagers are entitled to all the information required for transparent
and good governance. It shall be compulsory for the Panchayat Mitra to
attend the Gram and Ward Sabhas as a non-voting facilitator to steer the
proceedings within the agenda and to report the proceedings to the
District Collector-cum-Sachiva with his comments thereof.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
3rd
May,
2008
No. 163
HUMAN SERVICE AND FAMILY WELFARE
GANGTOK
No._04____________/HC,HS&FW/07-08
Dated 2.5.08.
NOTIFICATION
The Governor on the directives of the Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare,Government of India vide D.O.No. N23011/8/2004-Policy dated 10.01.2008 has
been pleased to renew the Family Planning Insurance Scheme with effect from 01.1.2008
to 31.12.2008 with modified limits for cases of failures of sterilization as under, which
would be applicable to all the acceptors of sterilization.
Section Coverage
Limits
IA
Death due to sterilization in hospital or within 7 days from Rs. 2 lakh
the
date of discharge from the hospital
IB
Death due to sterilization within 8-30 days from the date of Rs. 50,000/discharge from the hospital
IC
Failure of Sterilization leading/non-leading to child birth
Rs. 30,000/ID
Cost of treatment up to 60 days arising out of complication Actual not
from the date of discharge
exceeding
Rs.25,000/II
Indemnity Insurance per Doctor/facility but not more than
Upto Rs.2 lakh
4 in a year
per claim
The Insurance Scheme will be operated by ICICI Lombard General Insurance
Company and the premium will be paid by the Government of India.
All persons undergoing sterilization operation in public health facility/accredited
health facility in private/NGO sector are covered under the policy.
The acceptor(s) has to fill up a Consent Form at the time of enrolling
himself/herself for sterilization operation and the same shall be the proof of coverage
under the scheme.
The payment of death claim will be equally available to spouse and children of
the deceased acceptor. In case the children are minor, the payment shall be made as fixed
deposit in a Bank Account in their names to be payable on the date of their attaining
majority. However ,the interest accrued on quarterly basis shall be paid to the children
through their parent/guardian. In case, there are no surviving spouse/children, the claim
shall then be payable to the legal heir(s) of the deceased acceptor.
All the Doctors and all the accredited-doctors/health facilities of NGO and Private
sector rendering Family Planning services conducting such operation shall stand
indemnified against the claims arising out of sterilization death or medical complications
resulting therefrom up to a maximum amount of Rs.2.00 lakhs per doctor/health facility
per case.
This is in partial modification of Notification No. 09/HC,HS&FW dated
18.04.2007
BY ORDER & IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR
Sd/(V.B.PATHAK)
HEALTH CARE,HUMAN SERVICES & FAMILY WELFARE DEPT.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
3rd
May,
2008
No. 164
GANGTOK.
No 278/RM&DD
Dated 19.3.2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, the Government of India passed the NREGA, 2005 (Central Act
No. 42 of 2005) giving legal guarantee of at least one hundred days of wage
employment in a financial year to a rural household, whose adult members
volunteer to do unskilled manual work.
And whereas, pursuant to the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act the National Rural
Employment Guarantee Scheme-Sikkim, 2006 was formulated.
And whereas, under Para 4.5 of the NREGA Operational Guidelines, a
particular day of the week should be declared as Employment Guarantee Day for
processing work applications and related activities such as disclosure of
information, allocation of work, payment of wages and payment of unemployment
allowances. However, these activities should not be restricted to ‘Employment
Guarantee Day’.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the power conferred by section 12(I) of
“National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme-Sikkim,” 2006, the state
Government is hereby pleased to declare Saturday as Employment Guarantee
Day for all NREGA districts of Sikkim and further make the following rules:
1.
2.
3.
Work applications received on ‘employment guarantee day’ should be
forwarded immediately to the Programme Officer, alongwith an indication of
the number of applications that can be met at the Gram Panchayat level
itself.
The President of the Gram Panchayat and any staff appointed with the Gram
Panchayat (Gram Rozgar Sevak) to assist with REGS should be present on
‘employment guarantee day’.
The proceedings of ‘employment guarantee day’ should be held in an open
public space, with ample provision for proactive disclosure of information
(including muster rolls, employment lists, unemployment allowance lists, etc.)
(A.K.Ganeriwala, IFS)
Secretary,
Rural Management & Dev. Department,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
6th
May,
2008
No. 165
LAND REVENUE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT, GANGTOK.
NOTIFICATION NO33/1184/II/LR&DMD(S)
Dated: 05/05//2008.
DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 6
OF LAND ACQUISITION ACT, 1894 (ACT. I OF 1894).
Whereas the Governor is satisfied that land is needed for a public purpose, not
being a purpose of the Union, namely for the construction of Airport in the blocks of
Dikling, Kartok, Pakyong Bazar and East Pendam under Pakyong Sub-Division, East
District, it is hereby declared that the several pieces of additional land comprising
cadastral plots nos. noted under the “schedule of properties” below and measuring more
or less 29.2910 hectares bounded as under: -
PAKYONG BAZAR BLOCK:
Private land Plot nos. 35/A, 35/B, 38/A, 39, 37, 38/B, 38/C, 123/A, 123/B, 124 AND 125
measuring total area 0.9020 hectares.
GOVERNMENT LAND: - Plot Nos. 36 and 127 measuring total area .0460 hectares.
BOUNDARY:EAST :
WEST :
NORTH:
SOUTH:
Pakyong to Rhenock Road and P.F. of Shri.P,No.Kazi.
Village Road.
Boundary Jhora Pakyong Bazar.
Boundary Jhora Kartok Block.
KARTOK BLOCK :Private land Plot nos. 306, 247/P, 297/P, 582/P, 583/P, 584/P, 585, 573/P, 379, 378, 246,
240/P, 239/P, 248, 237/P, 372, 371/A, 371/B, 370/A, 272, 271/P, 298/865, 400, 250/P,
256/P 599, 598/836, 598/804, 598/1064, 401/P, 315/A, 370/B, 308, 394, 303/P, 300,
315/B, 377/A, 577/P, 574/P, 377/B, 298/P, 558/P, 399/P, 251, 254, 301/P, 279, 285/P,
286/P, 564/P, 598/A, 376, 302, 598/B, 369/A, 369/B, 555/P, 527/P, 568, 395, 388, 391,
392, 274, 278, 567, 566/P, 299/A, 299/B, 299/C, 283/P, 290/P total area 9.8510 hectares.
GOVERNMENT LAND :- Plot Nos. 600/P, 572/P, 384/P, 389/P, 396, 414/P, 273/P,
282/P, 255/P, 249/P, 238/P, 245/P, 585/P, 384/P, 307/P, 304/P and 291/P measuring total
area .7640 hectares.
GRAND TOTAL = 10.4650 Hectares.
BOUNDARY: (A)EAST : Airport Pakyong.
WEST : P.F.of Sakya Kazi, Phigu Tshering, Rapden, Banjo of Angur, P.F. of
Ladup, Banjo of Norchen, Banjo of Khusmakhar, C.F. of Rinzing
Garap,Banjo of Makardogh and D.F.of Devicharan.
NORTH : Boundary khola – Pakyong Bazar.
SOUTH : Boundary khola – Dikling Block.
(B)EAST
: P.F. of Phigu, D.F. of Januka, , Banjo of Palden, P.F. of Gaumati, P.F. of
Tashi Dolma, P.F. of Sumitra, P.F. of Parsuram and P.F. of Chandra Bdr.
WEST : Airport, Pakyong.
NORTH : Boundary khola – Pakyong Bazar Block.
SOUTH : Boundary khola – Dikling Block.
DIKLING BLOCK
Private Land Plot Nos. 368, 375, 376, 581, 353, 578, 363, 357/1145, 312, 318, 317, 471,
469, 468, 467, 490, 492, 494, 459/P, 461, 307/B, 390, 389, 322, 391, 306, 346/P, 464,
466, 378, 380, 383/P, 384/P, 321/P, 280/1169, 452/P, 355, 357, 358/P, 360, 361, 365,
311/P, 266/P, 269/P, 448/P, 579, 580, 351, 399, 356, 354, 408, 410, 307/A, 314, 280/P,
279/P, 280/1242, 295, 294, 296, 304, 305/1172, 442, 586, 586/1404/P, 367, 280/1254,
280/1177, 445, 446, 304/1171, 305, 295/1173, 293/P, 291, 290/P, 444, 489, 388,
554/1251, 323, 327/P, 268/P, 269/1234, 269/1273, 280/1241, 280/1236, 451/P, 449/P,
567 and 577 measuring more or less 14.7620 hectares.
AGRICULTURE LAND: - Plot Nos. 604/P, 605, 606/P, 608/P, 607/P measuring 0.1820
hectares will be transferred Government to Government.
GOVERNMENT LAND:- Plot Nos. 601, 349, 359, 366, 379, 386, 324, 387, 319, 313,
316, 401, 409, 297, 292, 447, 470, 465, 491, 377, 381, 493, 352, 382/P, 493, 362 & 450
measuring 1.1120 hectares.
BOUNDARY:(A)EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
(B)EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
: Airport, Pakyong.
: P.F. of Dawa, P.F. of Lall Bdr., P.F. of Govinda, P.F. of Dal Bdr.,
D.F.of Karna Maya, P.F. of Dhan Bdr., Banjo of Chetnath, P.F. of
Dinesh, P.F. of Kharananda, P.F. of Sangay, P.F. of Dadiram Banjo of
P.Jainarayan, Banjo of Chewing Norbo.
: Boundary khola – Kartok Block.
: Block Boundary – East Pendam Block.
:
:
:
:
I.C.A.R. (Agriculture Department).
Airport, Pakyong.
Boundary khola – Kartok.
I.C.A.R (Agriculture Department).
EAST PENDAM
Private Land Plot Nos. 129, 131, 132 and 133 measuring more or less 1.5960 hectares.
GOVERNMENT LAND:- Plot Nos. 128, 130 and 134 measuring .2580 hectares.
BOUNDARY:EAST
:
WEST :
NORTH :
Pachak Village – Road.
Block Boundary – Dikling.
- do –
SOUTH : P.F. and D.F of Shyamlall is needed land described in
scheduled properties above only for the aforesaid public purpose at the
public expense within the aforesaid blocks under Pakyong, Sub Division,
East Sikkim.
This declaration is made, under the provision of section 6 of Land Acquisition
Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894), read with the said notification, to all whom it may concern.
A plan of land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector, East
District, Gangtok.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
File No.1184/II/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
6th
May,
2008
No. 166
DT: 03/05/2008.
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for the construction of Traditional
Bazar Hat in the block of Labdang, West District, it is hereby notified that pieces of land
comprising cadastral Plot Nos. 54/350, 54, 205, 52/383, 206/358, 206/357/A, 206/357/B,
204, 203, 210, 211, 209, 208, 266, 264, 262, 220, 280, 281, 278, 276/A, 275, 268/B,
268/A, 267/A, 267/B, 213, 214/A measuring area 7.2400 hectares bounded as under: -
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
D.F of Nar Bdr. Gurung, D.F of Krishna Bdr. Gurung, D.F of Lal Bdr.
Gurung, Banjoo of Bharta Singh Gurung and Banjoo of Khasmal.
WEST :
SPWD road, Khasmal and D.F of Singh Bir Gurung.
NORTH :
Banjoo of Singh Bir Gurung.
SOUTH :
Khasland, Banjoo of Til Bdr. Gurung & SPWD road is likely to be
needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block
of Labdang, West District.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
6th
May,
2008
No. 167
DATED:5/5/2008.
public purpose being a purpose of the Union namely for construction of Company Head
Quarter in the block of Nambu and Sindrabong Elaka Pemayangtse, West District, it is
hereby notified that pieces of land bearing cadastral Plots and area as under:-
NAMBU BLOCK
Plot No.
749/A
750/A
Area
5200 hectare
0.4840 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
Plot No.
C.F of Ash Bahadur Limbu.
Pukh Man Rai and grave yard.
SPWD Road.
C.F of Suk Raj Rai
141/A
Area
0.5000 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
Plot No.
Lall Dhoj Limboo.
Village road.
C.F of Jit Bdr. Limboo and Suk Dhan Limboo.
Kholsa
47/A, 54/A Area 0.7400, 0.2180 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST :
WEST :
NORTH :
SOUTH :
Bal Bahadur
C.F. of Ash. Bahadur Limboo
Barta Lall Limboo & Bal Bdr. Limboo
Bal Bdr. Limboo & Masan Ghat
SINDRABONG BLOCK
Plot No.
104/251
Area
0.1400 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
D.F of Pemba Tshering Bhutia
WEST
: D.F of Chewang Lhendup Bhutia
NORTH :
D.F of Budhi Lall Limboo
SOUTH :
Rimbi Khola is likely to be needed for the aforesaid purpose at the public
expense within the aforesaid block of Nambu.
District Gangtok.
not apply.
SD/- (N.D.CHINGAPA0
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
6th
May,
2008
No. 168
NOTIFICATION NO: 31/520LR&DMD(S)
DT: 5/5/2008.
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for construction of 66/11 KV SubStation in the block of Barfok, West District, it is hereby notified that the pieces of land
comprising cadastral Plot Nos. 627/A, 631/A, 633/A, 632 and 626/A measuring area
0.1820, 0.2440, 0.1640, 0.0620, 0.0060 (Total 0.6580 hectare) bounded as under: -
BOUNDARY
EAST
: D.F of Shri Sonam Tshering Bhutia & SPWD road.
WEST :
D.F of Shri Topchen Bhutia.
NORTH :
D.F of Shri Topchen Bhutia
SOUTH :
School Compound is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose
at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Barfok, West District.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.520/III/LR&DMD(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 169
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No: 36 /Home/2008
Dated: 09/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
Act, 2005 and in supercession of Notification No. 03/Home/2008 dated
16/01/2008, the State Government is hereby pleased to designate Smt. Benu
Gurung, Under Secretary, Administration, Home Department as Assistant Public
Information Officer (APIO) for the purpose of the said Act.
Sd/(JASBIR SINGH)
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY/HOME
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 170
HOME DEPARTMENT
No.
37/Home/2008
Dated: 09/04/2008.
NOTIFICATION
The State Government has vide Notification No: 99/Home/2007
dated 26/09/2007 constituted the Glacier & Climate Change Commission to study
the state of glaciers and tits impact on water system in Sikkim under the
chairmanship of Prof S.I Hasnain, Sr. Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, New
Delhi.
In order to assist the Glacier & Climate Change Commission in
carrying out various studies and compilation of information required by the
Commission, the State Government is pleased to constitute a Support Core
Group with scientists and officer of various State Government Department as
follows:-
Sl No
Name of Officer
Designation
Department
1
Shri C. Lachungpa
Conservator of Forests
(Land use & Environment)
Forest Environment & Wildlife
management Department.
2
Shri Brijendra Swarup
DFO(T) West Division
Forest Environment & Wild
life Management Department
3
Shri J,B.Subba
Field Director(KNP)
4
Ms Monalisa Dash
DFO(T) North Division
5
Dr. Yashoda Pradhan
Joint Director
Agriculture & Food Security
Department
6
Shri Karma Dorjee
Wazalingpa
District Project Officer( East)
Land Revenue and Disaster
7
Shri Phigu Bhutia
Divisional Engineer
Mines & Geology Department
8
Dr. Senthil Kumar
Managing Director
Sikkim Milk Union
9
Shri Sandeep Tambe
Joint Secretary
Rural Management &
10
Dr. S. Anbalagan
Deputy Secretary
Science & Technology
Department
11
Shri D.G.Shrestha
Sr. Scientific Officer
Sikkim State Council of
Science & Technology
Dr. S Anbalagan, Deputy Secretary, Department of Science & Technology will
work as the convenor for the Support Core Group.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No.Gos/DPER & NECA/07/11(173)COD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 171
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 38 /Home/2008
Dated: 11/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
I.
WHEREAS, the infrastructure development under the Tourism Department has been
receiving topmost priority from the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, which is regularly
funding the various projects under the Central Financial Assistance.
II.
AND WHEREAS, the scheme for Construction of trekking trail from
Barsey to Taal Dara in West Sikkim, sanctioned by the Ministry of Tourism,
Government of India will be executed by the Department of Tourism,
Government of Sikkim, duly involving an implementation committee.
III. NOW THEREFORE, with a view to implement the above Project, the State
Government is pleased to constitute an Implementation Committee with the
following members: -
1. Shri R. B. Subba, Hon’ble Minister, Law Parliamentary
Chairman
Affairs, Tourism and Commerce and Industries Department
-
2. Shri Sancharaj Subba, Eco-Tourism Committee, Soreng,
Member
West Sikkim
-
3. Shri Deo Kumar Gurung, Buriakhop,
Member
West Sikkim
-
4. Joint Secretary (Adv.), Tourism Department
Member
-
5. Divisional Engineer (West)/Assistant Engineer (Soreng),
Member
Tourism Department
-
6. Divisional Forest Officer (Wildlife) and
Member
Assistant Conservator of Forest (Wildlife),
Gyalshing, West Division.
-
IV. (1)
The Committee shall supervise the implementation and execution of the work.
(2) The release of the payment by Tourism Department will be subject to
clearance by the Implementation Committee to ensure proper
implementation of the work for which technical specification of the
project will be provided by the Tourism Department.
(3) The Chairman may co-opt any other member as and when necessary.
This supercedes Notification No. 29/Home /2008 dated 17/03/2008.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. 300/WLC/07
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 172
HOME
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No:
39/Home/2008
Dated: 19/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS the proposal for declaration of Lepchas of Sikkim as Primitive
Tribe Groups of India is pending with the Ministry of Tribal Affairs,
Government of India for want of certain clarifications to be supported by the
facts and figures.
AND WHEREAS, the matter needs to be thoroughly reviewed and
examined in depth.
NOW THEREFORE, the State Government hereby constitutes a Committee
to review and examine the issues. The Committee shall submit proposal to
the Government within a period of one month from the date of issue of this
notification.
The Committee shall comprise of the following members: 1. Shri D. T. Lepcha, Hon’ble Minister,
Chairman
Roads and Bridges Department
-
2. Shri T. T. Lepcha, Retired PCE-cum-Secretary,
Member
-
3. Shri S. D. Lepcha, Director, DESME
Member
-
4. One expert(to be incorporated preferably from
Member
Social and Science Subject)
-
5. Shri Sonam Topgay Lepcha, Special Secretary,
Social Justice, Empowerment and Welfare Department
Secretary
-
Member
CHIEF SECRETARY
F. NO. Gos-1 (20)SJEWD/WD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 173
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 40/Home/2008
Dated: 21/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
Notification No. 17015/5/2007-IS.I dated 12th July, 2007 issued by the
Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India is hereby republished for general
information: “No. 17015/5/2007-IS.I
Government of India
Ministry of Home Affairs,
(GRIH MANTRALAYA)
New Delhi, the 12th July, 2007
NOTIFICATION
G. S R. 484(E). Whereas the Central Government considers it expedient
that precautions should be taken to prevent the entry of unauthorized persons
into certain places: Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-clauses (d) of
Clause (8) of Section 2 of the Official Secrets Act, 1923 (19 of 1923), the Central
Government hereby declares the places specified in column (1) of the Schedule
given below to be a prohibited place for the purpose of the said clause:
SCHEDULE
Name of place
Locality and other description
(1)
_____________________________________________(2)__________________
___
Sub-Station of Power Grit at Lower Lagyap
Sub-Station of Power Grid at
Lower
Hydro
Lagyap Hydro Power, Ranipool,
East
Sikkim.
(No. 17015/5/2007-IS.I)
Sd/(L. C. GOYAL)
Joint Secretary to Govt. of India”
(ROSHNI RAI)
Deputy Secretary, Home Govt. of
Sikkim
F. No. Gos/Home-II/2000/42
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 174
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No: 41/Home/2008
Dated: 21/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
In continuation of Notification No. 02/Home/2008 dated 08/01/2008 and
in terms of clause (h) of section 2 of the Right to Information Act, 2005, the
Home Department hereby declares the following Organizations as the ‘Public
Authorities’ for the purpose of the said Act, namely: 1. Sikkim Police and
2. Sikkim Vigilance Police.
Sd/(JASBIR SINGH)
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY/HOME
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 175
HOME DEPARTMENT
No.
42/Home/2008
Dated: 21/04/2008
N O T I F I C A T I O N.
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (3) of Article 166 of the
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to make the
following Rules further to amend the Government of Sikkim (Allocation of
Business) Rules, 2004 namely:1.
(1) These rules may be called the Government of Sikkim (Allocation of
Business) Amendment Rules, 2008.
(2)
2.
In the Government of Sikkim (Allocation of Business) Rules,2004, in
the Second Schedule( I ) Under the heading “ 37” TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT and subheading “(B) SIKKIM NATIONALISED TRANSPORT”, after serial
number (11) and the entries relating therto,, the following shall be
inserted, namely:(12) Matter relating to Railway connectivity in the State of Sikkim.
(13) Construction of Airport at Paykong.
( ii )
The existing serial number (12)shall be renumbered asx serial
number (14).
Sd/(N. D. Chingapa) IAS
Chief Secretary
F. No. Gos/Home-II/95/38/Vol-II
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 176
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 43 /Home/2008
Dated: 25/04/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to re-constitute the Board of
Investment constituted vide notification no. 05/Home/2003 dated 31/01/2003 with
immediate effect, as under:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Hon’ble Chief Minister
Chairman
Hon’ble Minister, Commerce and Industries
Member
Hon’ble Minister, Land Revenue and Disaster Management Member
Chief Secretary
Secretary-In-Charge, Finance, Revenue and Expenditure DepartmentMember
Secretary-In-Charge, Development Planning
Member
Economic Reforms and North-Eastern Council Affairs
Secretary-In-Charge, Home Department
Member
Secretary-In-Charge, Forest, Environment and
Member
9.
10.
Secretary-In-Charge, Law Department
Secretary-In-Charge, Land Revenue and Disaster
11.
Secretary-In-Charge, Tourism Department
12.
Secretary-In-Charge, Urban Development
13.
Secretary-In-Charge, Energy and Power Department
14.
Secretary-In-Charge, Excise Department
15.
District Collector, East District
16.
Secretary-In-Charge, Commerce and Industries
Secretary
-
Member
Member
-
Member
Member
-
Member
Member
Member
Member
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No.8/SGO/146/DI/02-03
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
No.
Tuesday,
44/Home/2008
13th
May,
2008
No. 177
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 05/05/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government hereby constitutes a Core Committee with the following officers to
look after the maintenance and the sustenance of the Saramsa Garden as well as to ensure its
proper use.
1.
PCCF-cum-Secretary, Forest, Environment and
-
Chairman
2.
Secretary-In-Charge, Tourism Department
-
Member
3.
Secretary-In-Charge, Food, Security and Agriculture
-
Member
4.
Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forest,
Parks and Gardens, Forest, Environment
and Wildlife Management Department
- Member Secretary
Forest, Environment and Wildlife Management Department is designated
as Nodal Department to look after the entire property and management of the
garden.
The Core Committee will submit proposal to the State Government
outlining the policy and the manner in which it proposes to manage and utilize
the garden.
The Committee will also suggest setting up of a
corpus fund from which the funds could be utilized for maintenance and
management of the Saramsa Garden.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No.Gos/Home-II/Temp/2000/236
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 178
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No:
45 /Home/2008
Dated: 05/05/2008
NOTIFICATION
In amplification of Notification No. 13/Home/2008 dated 23/01/2008,
the State Government is hereby pleased to co-opt Shri Karma Gyatso, Principal
Secretary-cumDevelopment Commissioner, Development,
Planning, Economic Reforms and North Eastern Council Affairs Department as
the Member of the Advisory Committee on Human Development (ACHuDev)
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 179
GANGTOK,SIKKIM
No: 430/Exam/HRDD
Dated: 9.5.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub- section ( 3) of section 1 of the Sikkim
Education Act,2005 ( 16 of 2005), the State Government hereby appoints the 1st day of
May 2008 as the date on which the Act shall come into force.
Joint Director( Exams)
H.R.D.Department.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 180
NOTIFICATION
No. 13/LRDMD(R)
Dated:
12/5/08
Whereas, Clause 8.1.2 of Chapter-VIII of the National Policy on Resettlement
and Rehabilitation 2007 provides for constitution of
a Committee under the
Chairmanship of the Administrator of the Project to be called the Resettlement and
Rehabilitation Committee to monitor and review the progress of implementation of
scheme/plan of resettlement and rehabilitation of the Project Affected Families;
Now therefore, keeping in view the above objective, the State Government is
hereby pleased to constitute the Resettlement and Rehabilitation Committee at North
Sikkim with respect to Power Project being set up by Teesta Urja Limited consisting of
the following members, namely:1. Shri Lendup Lepcha of Chungthang and Shri Lendup Lepcha of Salim
Pokyel
(Safo) North Sikkim as representatives of Scheduled Tribe residing at affected area.
2. Smt. Ridzangmu Lepcha of Shipgyer as Scheduled Tribe and Women member.
3. A representative of a voluntary organization.
4. A representative of Lead Bank.
5. Chairman or his nominee of the PRIs located in the affected area.
6. MPs/ MLAs of the area included in the affected areas.
7. The Land Acquisition Officer of the project.
8. A representative of the requiring body.
Secretary,
Land Revenue and Disaster management Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
13th
May,
2008
No. 181
HUMAN SERVICE AND FAMILY WELFARE
GANGTOK
No._05____________/HC,HS&FW/07-08
Dated: 8/5/08
NOTIFICATION
With a view to prevent and minimize risks arising due to bio-medical researches
involving human subjects, an Institutional Ethics Committee(IEC) is hereby constituted
comprising of the following members, namely;
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Director,Health Services
Dr. Yogesh Verma, Consultant(Gr-I)
Head of Department,Pathology,S.T.N.M
Hospital,Gangtok.
Dr. Pema Uden Bhutia,Consultant(Gr-II)
Head of Department,Microbiology,ST.N.M
Hospital,Gangtok.
Dr. Namgyal.T.Sherpa,Consultant(Gr-I)
Head of Department,Medicine,S.T.N.M
Hospital,Gangtok.
Dr.B.B.Rai,Executive Director,Sikkim
Volunary Health Association.
Shri S.K.Sarda,President,Sikkim Chamber
of Commerce.
:
:
Chairperson.
Member Secretary
:
:
Basic Medical
Scientist.
Clinician.
:
Social Scientist .
:
Lay person from
the Community.
The responsibilities of the Institutional Ethics Committee (IEC) shall be as
follows:
(i)
To protect the dignity, rights and well being of the potential research
participants.
(ii)
To ensure that universal ethical values and international scientific
standards are expressed in terms of local community values and customs.
(iii) To assist in the development and the education of a research community
responsive to local health care requirements.
BY ORDER
Sd/(SHRI V.B.PATHAK),IAS
HEALTH CARE,HUAMN SERVICES & FAMILY WELFARE DEPT.
.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
20th
May,
2008
No. 182
ASSAMPA VILLA, AMDO GOLAI
TADONG, GANGTOK - 737102
No. 40/SEC/07-08
Date:- 20/5/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred in the following Gram Panchayat Ward
in the State of Sikkim :District:
No.&Name of Gram Panchayat No.&Name of Gram
Unit
Panchayat Ward
Reserved
for
North
17 Lingdong Barfok
2-Upper Lingdong
ST (W)
provisions of Rule 85 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election)Rules, 1997 hereby
call upon the above Gram Panchayat Ward to elect members to fill up these vacancies in
accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid rules.
Further in pursuance of provisions of rule 14 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct
of Elections) Rules, 1997, The State Election Commission, hereby
(A)
appoints with respect to the said elections in each of the Gram Panchayat Wards.
(a) 02.06.2008 (b) 03.06.2008 (c) 05.06.2008 (d) 25.06.2008 (e) 05.07.2008 -
as the last date for making nomination
as the date for scrutiny of nomination
as the last date for withdrawal of candidature
as the date on which a poll shall, if necessary, be taken
as the date before which the election process shall be completed
By order,
(C.P.Dewan)
Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
20th
May,
2008
No. 183
ASSAMPA VILLA, AMDO GOLAI
TADONG, GANGTOK - 737102
No. 41/SEC/07-08
Date:- 20/5/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred in the following Territorial
Constituency in the State of Sikkim :District:
No.&Name of Territorial
Constituency
Reserved
for
West
13 Sangadorjee Rinchenpong
MBC
provisions of Rule 85 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct of Election)Rules, 1997 hereby
call upon the above Territorial Constituency to elect members to fill up these vacancies in
accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid rules.
Further in pursuance of provisions of rule 14 of the Sikkim Panchayat (Conduct
of Elections) Rules, 1997, The State Election Commission, hereby
(A)
appoints with
Constituencies.
(a) 02.06.2008 (b) 03.06.2008 (c) 05.06.2008 (d) 25.06.2008 (e) 05.07.2008 -
respect to the said elections in each of the Territorial
as the last date for making nomination
as the date for scrutiny of nomination
as the last date for withdrawal of candidature
as the date on which a poll shall, if necessary, be taken
as the date before which the election process shall be completed
By order,
(C.P.Dewan)
Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
20th
May,
2008
No. 184
No.
Dated: 13th May 2008
21/HRDD/VOC/VM/ 77
Notification
In partial amendment to Notification No.166/SCH/EDN/2003 dated 13.08.2003, the
Government of Sikkim is hereby pleased to declare that the students who have passed
Class XII Board Exams under vocational stream will be eligible for merit scholarships at
the rate of Rs.800/- per month at the post school level subject to the condition that they
pursue post school studies in related vocational streams. The list of vocational streams
at Class XII level and the related vocational streams in post school level are furnished
below. The merit scholarship will be awarded to only those students with 70% and above
marks in Class XII Board Exams and undergoing post school studies in any of the
courses listed below :Sl.
No.
Class XII stream
Related Vocational stream in post school
level
1
Horticulture Stream
BSc.(Agriculture) / BSc.(Horticulture)
BSc(Forestry) / B.Pharma (Herbal)
&
2
Dairying Stream
Indian Dairy Diploma (IDD)/Bachelor in
Dairy Technology (B.DT) and B.VSc.
3
IT Application Stream
Bachelor
in
Computer
(BCA)/BSc (IT) & other
Computer diploma courses
4
Hotel Mgt. & Cat. Tech. Stream
Bachelor in Hotel Management & Catering
Technology (B.HMCT)/Diploma in Hotel
Management / Tourism & Hospitality
Management
5
Travel & Tourism Stream
B.A.(Travel
&
Tourism
Management)/Bachelor
in
TTM/BBA/Tourism Administration / BBATourism & Hospitality
6
Office Secretaryship Stream
Degree/Diploma
in
Secretarial
Practice/Office Communication/BBA
7
Automobile Technology Stream
B.E. (Mechanical – NEE II module of
NERIST)/ Diploma in Automobile Engg/
Auto tech
8
Poultry Farming Stream
Advanced Diploma in Poultry
Application
recognized
This benefit shall be extended to students who have joined institutions from 2006-07
session onwards.
By Order.
K.T. Chankapa
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
20th
May,
2008
No. 185
TASHILING
GANGTOK
Ref. No.02-82/B/HRD-PLG/106
Dated :30.04.2008
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is pleased to upgrade the following 21 (twenty one)
various categories of schools from the academic session 2008.
A: Lower Primary Schools to Primary Schools: 07
i) Doksing Lower Primary School
ii) Kaiyong Lower Primary School
iii) Amaley Lower Primary School
iv) Kichudumra Lower Primary School
v) Sorok Manpur Lower Primary School
vi) Tingmoo Bering Lower Primary School
vii) Lower Timburbong Lower Primary School
B. Primary Schools to Junior High Schools: 03
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
i) Burul Primary School
ii) Rabitar Primary School
iii) Tokday Primary School
C. Junior High Schools to Secondary Schools: 09
i) Legship Junior High School
ii) Pakkigoan Junior High School
iii) Pipaley Junior High School
iv) Reshi Junior High School
v) Manul Junior High School
vi) Kabrey Junior High School
vii) Kamrang Junior High School
viii) Omchu Junior High School
ix) Tingley Junior High School
: South District
: South District
: South District
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
East District
East District
South District
South District
South District
South District
West District
West District
West District
West District
West District
North District
South District
South District
South District
South District
D. Secondary Schools to Senior Secondary Schools: 02
i) Kaluk Secondary School
ii) Lingmoo Secondary School
: West District
: South District
By Order,
SD/SECRETARY/HRDD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
20th
May,
2008
No. 186
DT: 19/05/2008.
CORRIGENDUM
vide Notification No.15/971/III/LR&DMD(S) dated 01.03.2008 in relation to the
acquisition of land by SPWD (Roads & Bridges) for construction of link road
from Kingston to Simanakhola under Aritar block, East Sikkim, the Plot Nos. as
appeared 1216 and 1327 under the Schedule of properties be read as 1716 and
1329.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.971/III/LR&DM (S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
20th
May,
2008
No. 187
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEV.
GANGTOK-SIKKIM
No. E(41)/108/GEN/DOP
Dated: 19/5/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309
of the Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased
to make the following rules further to amend the Sikkim State
Directorate and Miscellaneous Service Rules, 1997, namely .1.
(1)
These rules may be called the Sikkim State General Service
(Amendment) Rules, 2008.
(2)
2. In the Sikkim State Directorate and Miscellaneous Service Rules, 1997,
(hereinafter referred to as the said rules), for the words “Sikkim State
Directorate and Miscellaneous Service” whenever they occur, the words “the
Sikkim State General Service” shall be substituted.
3. In the said rules, for Schedule I , the following Schedule shall be substituted,
namely ,“SCHEDULE I
Post
Authorized Strength
Sl.No.
1
Director
1
2
Additional Director
2
3
Joint Director
10
4
Deputy Director
45
5
Assistant Director & equivalent
49
Total
107”
4.
In the said rules, for Schedule IA, the following Schedule shall be
substituted, namely:“SCHEDULE IA
Sl.No.
Post
Authorized Strength
1
Senior Private Secretary/
15
Deputy Director
2
Private Secretary/ Assistant
02
Director & equivalent
Total
17”
Contd………….2……..
-2-
5. In the said rules, in Schedule II, after selection Grade-II and the entries
relating thereto, the following shall be inserted, namely;(1)
“SELECTION GRADE I (Rs. 12500-375-17000)
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Additional Director.
No officer in the Selection Grade II shall be considered for promotion to the
Selection Grade I unless he has put in 4 (four) years of continuous service in
that grade and subject to availability of vacancy.
(2)
“SUPERTIME GRADE II (Rs. 14300-400-18300)
This shall be the pay scale for the post of Director.
No officer in the Selection Grade I shall be considered for promotion to
the Supertime Grade II unless he has put in 4 (four) years of continuous
service in that grade and subject to availability of vacancy.”
Sd/(N. TSHERING)
COMMISSIONER-CUM- SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEV.
Memo. NO.494-509 /GEN/DOP
Dated: 19/5/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
20th
May,
2008
No. 188
GANGTOK
No. 109/GEN/DOP
Dated: 20/5/2008
NOTIFICATION
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim hereby makes the following rules
further to amend the Sikkim State Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Service
Rules, 1994, namely:1.
(1)
(2)
2.
These rules may be called the Sikkim State Animal Husbandry and
Veterinary Service (Amendment) Rules, 2008.
In the Sikkim State Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Service Rules,
1994, (1) for the existing SCHEDULE-I, and SCHEDULE-II, the following
Schedule shall be substituted, namely:“SCHEDULE-I
A. JUNIOR GRADE.
Sl.No
Name of the post
(1)
(2)
Sanctioned
Strength
(3)
Pay Scale
(4)
1
Veterinary Officer
21
7000-225-11500
2
Junior Disease Investigation Officer
01
-do-
3
Artificial Insemination Officer
02
-do-
4
Rinderpest Officer
01
-do-
5
Poultry Development Officer (PDO)
01
-do-
6
Farm Manager
03
-do-
7
Assistant Dairy Development Officer
01
-do-
8
Milk Procurement Officer (MPO)
01
-do-
TOTAL
31
B. SENIOR GRADE
Sl.
No
(1)
1
Name of the post
(2)
Deputy Director (District E/W/N/S)
2
Deputy Director (Animal Health
Sanctioned
Strength
(3)
4
Pay Scale
(4)
9000-300-13800
1
Management and Central Veterinary
-do-
Store)
3
Deputy Director (Rabies control and
1
-do-
1
-do-
Animal Welfare)
4
Deputy Director (Quarantine
Rangpo)
5
Deputy Director (Breeding, Deorali)
1
-do-
6
Deputy Director (Planning)
1
-do-
7
Deputy Director (Poultry)
1
-do-
8
Deputy Director (DIC)
1
-do-
9
Deputy Director (Research)
1
-do-
10
Deputy Director (Animal Nutrition)
1
-do-
11
Deputy Director (Dairy)
7
-do-
12
Deputy Director (Dairy processing
1
-do-
-do-
and ( quality)
13
Dairy Development Officer
1
14
Deputy Director, (Wool development
1
Processing and rabbitry)
-do-
15
Principal (Training)
1
-do-
16
Superintendent (S.V.Polyclinic)
1
9000-300-13800
17
Chief Veterinary Officer
3
-do-
18
Deputy Director (S/W Secretariat)
1
-do-
TOTAL
29
C. SELECTION GRADE II
Sl.N
o
(1)
1
Name of the post
(2)
Joint Director
D SELECTION GRADE I
Sl.
Name of the post
No
(1)
(2)
1
Additional Director
E. SUPERTIME GRADE II
Sl.
Name of the post
No
(1)
(2)
1
Director (AH)
2
Director (VS)
TOTAL
F. SUPERTIME GRADE I
Sl.
Name of the post
No
(1)
(2)
1
Principal Director-cum-Secretary
Sanctioned
Strength
Pay Scale
(3)
14
(4)
11000-350-16250
Sanctioned
Strength
Pay Scale
(3)
6
(4)
12500-375-17000
Sanctioned
Strength
Pay Scale
(3)
1
1
02
(4)
14200-400-18300
-do-
Sanctioned
Strength
Pay Scale
(3)
1
(4)
17200-4510
TOTAL OF A,B,C,D,E,F
= 83
DEPUTATION RESERVE (20% OF 83)
= 17
LEAVE RESERVE (5% OF 83)
= 04
TRAINING RESERVE (15% OF 83)
= 12
TOTAL CADRE STRENGTH
= 116
SL.
No
Name of post
1
A
1
2
Junior Grade
Veterinary Officer
2
Junior Disease
Investigation Officer
Artificial
Insemination Officer
Rinderpest Officer
3
4
5
6
Poultry Development
Officer
Farm Manager
Method of
recruitment
3
SCHEDULE II
Qualification Age limit for direct
required for
recruitment
direct
recruitment
4
5
Whether qualification & age
limit prescribed for direct
recruitment is applicable in
case of promotion
6
If the post is to be filled up
by promotion post/grade
from which promotion is to
be made
7
100% by direct
recruitment
B.V.Sc.&
A.H
Minimum 21 years and Maximum 30
years. relaxable by 5 years. for
SC/ST and inservice Govt. employee
and 3 years in case of MBC and
OBC candidates
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
100% by direct
recruitment
100% by direct
recruitment
100% by direct
recruitment
100% by direct
recruitment
100% by
promotion
B.V.Sc.&
A.H
B.V.Sc.&
A.H
B.V.Sc.&
A.H
B.V.Sc.&
A.H
Not
Applicable
-do-
NA
NA
-do-
NA
NA
-do-
NA
NA
-do-
NA
NA
NA
NA
Livestock inspector or
equivalent having 7 years
continuous service in the
grade
NA
7
Assistant Dairy
100% by direct
Development Officer recruitment
B.Sc. (Dairy)
B.V.Sc.&A.H
Minimum 21 years and Maximum
30years. relaxable by 5years. for
SC/ST and inservice Govt. employee
and 3 years in case of MBC and OBC
candidates
NA
8
Milk Procurement
Officer (MPO)
Not
Applicable
NA
NA
100% by
promotion
Livestock inspector having
7 years continuous service
in the grade .
B. SENIOR GRADE
SL.
No
Name of post
Method of
Recruitment
1
1
2
Deputy Director (District
E/W/N/S)
3
100% by promotion
Qualification of
direct
recruitment
4
NA
2
Deputy Director (Animal
Health Management and
Central Veterinary Store)
Deputy Director (Rabies
Control and Animal
Welfare)
Deputy Director
(Quarantine, Rangpo)
Deputy Director
(Breeding, Deorali)
Deputy Director
(Planning, Head Office)
Deputy Director (Poultry)
Deputy Director (DIC)
Deputy
Director(Research)
Deputy Director (Animal
Nutrition)
Deputy Director(Dairy)
100% by promotion
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Age limit for
direct recruitment
5
NA
Whether qualification & age limit
prescribed for direct recruitment is
applicable in case of promotion
6
B.V.Sc.& AH
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
100% by promotion
NA
NA
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
100% by promotion
100% by promotion
100% by promotion
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
B.V.Sc.& AH
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-do-do-
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH, B.Sc.(Dairy),
Diploma in Dairy
-do-
B.V. Sc.& A.H.
If the post is to be filled up by
promotion post/grade from
which promotion is to be made
7
Member of Junior Grade with
at least 6years continuous
service in that grade
-do-
-do-
12
Deputy Director (Dairy
Processing and Quality
Control
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.&
AH,
Diploma in Dairy
B.Sc.(Dairy),
-do-
13
Dairy Development
Officer
100% by promotion
NA
NA
-do-
-do-
14
Deputy Director (Wool
Development Processing
and Rabbitry)
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
15
Principal Training
100% by promotion
NA
NA
-do-
-do-
16
Superintendent (S.V.
Polyclinic)
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
17
Chief Veterinary officer
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
18
Deputy Director (S/W,
Secretariat)
100% by promotion
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& AH
-do-
C. SELECTION GRADE-II
Method of
SL. Name of post
No
recruitment
Qualification for
direct recruitment
Age limit for
direct
recruitment
1
1
2
Joint Director
(District)
3
100% by
promotion
4
NA
5
NA
2
Joint Director
(Dairy)
Joint Director
(Research)
Joint Director
(V.S.)
Joint Director
(Poultry)
Joint Director
(Piggery)
Joint Director
(M& QC)
Joint Director
(E&T)
Joint Director
(Breeding)
Joint Director
(Animal
Husbandry)
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
NA
NA
NA
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
6
B.V.Sc.& A.H
be made
7
Member of Senior Grade
with at least 6 yrs continuous
service in that grade
NA
B.Sc. Dairy B.V.Sc.& A.H., Diploma
in Dairy
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-do-
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-
NA
NA
NA
NA
in Dairy
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-do-
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-
D. SELECTION GRADE-I
Name of post
Method of
recruitment
1
1
2
Additional Director
(AH)
3
100% by
promotion
2
Additional Director
(VS)
Additional Director
(C&D)
Additional Director
(Poultry)
Additional Director
(Diary)
Additional Director
(E&T)
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
100% by
promotion
SL
.N
o
3
4
5
6
Qualificat Age limit for
ion for
direct
direct
recruitment
recruitme
nt
4
5
NA
NA
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H`
7
Member of Selection Grade
II with at least 4 years
continuous service in that
grade
-do-
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H`
-do-
NA
NA
B.V.Sc.& A.H`
-do-
NA
NA
in Dairy
in Dairy
NA
NA
6
be made
B.V.Sc.& A.H
-do-do-
E. SUPERTIME GRADE-II
SL.
No
Name of post
Method of
recruitment
Qualification
for direct
recruitment
Age limit for
direct
recruitment
1
1
2
Director (AH)
3
100% by
promotion
4
NA
5
NA
2
Director (VS)
100% by
promotion
NA
NA
Whether qualification & age
limit prescribed for direct
recruitment is applicable in
case of promotion
6
B.Sc. Dairy B.V.Sc.& A.H.,
Diploma in Dairy
-do-
be made
7
Member of Selection Grade I
with at least 2 years
grade
-do-
F. SUPERTIME GRADE-I
SL.
No
1
1
Name of post
2
Principal Director-cumSecretary
Method of
recruitment
3
100% by
promotion
Qualification
of direct
recruitment
4
NA
Age limit
for direct
recruitment
5
NA
Whether qualification
& age limit prescribed
for direct recruitment is
applicable in case of
promotion
6
B.Sc. Dairy B.V.Sc.&
A.H., Diploma in Dairy
If the post is to be filled
up by promotion
post/grade from which
promotion is to be
made
7
Persons holding post in
Suppertime Grade I
continuous service
(2)
for the existing “SCHEDULE-IA and SCHEDULE-IIA”, the following Schedule
shall be substituted, namely, “SCHEDULE- IA
FEED AND FODDER WING
SL.
No
1
2
3
4
Name of the Post and
Grade in service
Development Officer (Feed
and Fodder) Junior Grade I
Deputy Director (Feed and
Fodder)
Senior Grade
Joint Director (Feed and
Fodder)
Selection Grade II
Additional Director (Feed
and Fodder)
Selection Grade I
Total
Sanctioned
Strength
Pay Scale
4
7000-225-11500
--
9000-300-13800
4
11000-350-16250
1
12500-375-17000
9
SCHEDULE II A
FEED AND FODDER WING:
SL.
No
1
1
2
Name of post
Method of
recruitment
Qualification of
direct recruitment
2
Development
Officer (Feed and
Fodder)
Junior Grade
3
(a) 50% by direct
recruitment
4
B.V.Sc. & AH
/B.Sc.Dairy
(b) 50 % by
promotion
--
Deputy Director
(Feed and
Fodder)
Senior Grade
100% by
promotion
Not applicable
Age limit for direct
recruitment
5
Whether qualification
& age limit
prescribed for direct
recruitment is
applicable in case of
promotion
6
If the post is to be filled
up by promotion
post/grade from which
promotion is to be made
Not Applicable
Livestock Inspector or
equivalent having at least
7years experience in the
said post
7
Minimum 21 yrs &
maximum 30yrs.
Relaxable by 5yrs for
SC/ST & 3yrs incase of
MBC and OBC
candidate
--
Not applicable
-do
Junior Grade Officer
grade
3
4
Joint
Director
(Feed and
Fodder)
Selection
Grade II
Additional
Director
(Feed and
Fodder)
Selection I
100% by
promotion
-do-
-do-
-do-
-do
-do-
-do-
-do-
Senior Grade
Officer with
atleast 6years
continuous
service in that
grade
Member of
Selection
Grade II with
atleast 4years
continuous
service in that
grade”
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
21st
May,
2008
No. 189
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEV.
GANGTOK-SIKKIM
No. E (14) Pt-II/196 /GEN/DOP
Dated: 21/4/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309
of the Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim hereby makes the
following rules further to amend the Sikkim State Engineering (Civil,
Electrical and Mechanical) Services Rules, 1989 , namely :1.
(1)
(2)
2.
These rules may be called the Sikkim State Engineering (Civil,
Electrical and Mechanical) Services (Amendment) Rules, 2008.
In the Sikkim State Engineering (Civil, Electrical and Mechanical) Service
Rules, 1989, for the existing SCHEDULE-II, the following Schedule shall
be substituted, namely:“SCHEDULE-II
(see sub- rule (4) of rule 3)
SCALES OF PAY AND GRADES OF THE SIKKIM STATE ENGINEERING SERVICES
1. CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICE.
1.
JUNIOR GRADE: Rs. 7000-225-11500
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Assistant Engineer.
2.
SENIOR GRADE: Rs. 9000-300-13800
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Divisional Engineer.
No officer of the Junior Grade shall be considered for promotion to
the Senior Grade unless he / she has put in 6 (six) years continuous
service in that grade and subject to availability of vacancy.
3.
SELECTION GRADE- II: Rs. 11000-350-16250
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Superintending
Engineer. No officer of the Senior Grade
shall be considered for
promotion to the Selection Grade- II unless;(a)
he / she has
put in 6(six) years continuous service in
the Senior Grade, or
(b)
he/she has put in 14 (fourteen) years of continuous service in the
State Civil Engineering Service when there is no member
who fulfils the conditions at (a) above.
4.
SELECTION GRADE- I: Rs. 12500-375-17000
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Additional Chief
Engineer. No officer of the Selection Grade-II shall be considered for
promotion to the Selection Grade- I unless;(a)
he / she has
put in 4(four) years continuous service in
the Selection Grade- II, or
(b)
he/she has put in 18 (Eighteen) years of continuous service in the
5.
SUPERTIME GRADE- II: Rs. 14300-400-18300
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Chief Engineer. No
officer of
the
SELECTION GRADE- I
shall
be
considered
for
promotion to SUPERTIME GRADE- II unless ; (a)
he / she has
the Selection Grade- I, or
(b)
he/she has put in 22 (Twenty two) years of continuous service in
the
6.
SUPERTIME GRADE- I: Rs. 17200-450-21250
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Principal
Engineer.
No
officer
of
the
SUPERTIME GRADE- II
Chief
shall
be
considered for promotion to SUPERTIME GRADE- I unless ; (a)
he / she has
put in 2 (two) years continuous service in
the SUPERTIME GRADE - II, or
(b)
he/she has put in 26 (twenty six) years of continuous service in
the State Civil Engineering Service when there is no member
7.
All promotion in each grade shall be subject to availability of vacancy.
2. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SERVICE.
1.
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Assistant Engineer.
2.
This shall be the scale of pay for the post of Divisional Engineer.
No officer of the Junior Grade shall be considered for promotion to
the Senior Grade unless he / she has put in 6 (six) years continuous
service in that grade and subject to availability of vacancy.
3.
Engineer. No officer of the Senior Grade
shall be considered for
promotion to the Selection Grade- II unless;(a)
he / she has
the Senior Grade, or
(b)
State Electrical Engineering Service when there is no member
4.
Engineer. No officer of the Selection Grade-II shall be considered for
promotion to the Selection Grade- I unless;-
(a)
he / she has
(b)
5.
officer of
the
SELECTION GRADE- I
shall
be
considered
for
promotion to SUPERTIME GRADE- II unless ; (a)
he / she has
(b)
the
6.
Engineer.
No
officer
of
the
SUPERTIME GRADE- II
Chief
shall
be
considered for promotion to SUPERTIME GRADE- I unless ; (a)
he / she has
the SUPERTIME GRADE - II, or
(b)
he/she has put in 26 (twenty six) years of continuous service in
the State Electrical Engineering Service when there is no member
7.
3. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICE.
1.
This shall be the scale of Pay for the post of Assistant Engineer.
2.
This shall be the scale of pay for the
Deputy General Manager. No officer of
considered for promotion to the Senior
put in 6 years continuous service in
availability of vacancy.
3.
post of Divisional Engineer /
the Junior Grade shall be
Grade unless he / she has
that grade and subject to
Engineer/ Joint General Manager. No officer of the Senior Grade shall
be considered for promotion to the Selection Grade- II unless ;(a)
he / she has
(b)
State Mechanical Engineering Service when there is no member
4.
Engineer. No officer of the Selection Grade- II shall be considered for
promotion to Selection Grade- I unless ;(a)
he / she has
(b)
5.
officer of
the
SELECTION GRADE- I
shall
be
considered
for
promotion to SUPERTIME GRADE- II unless ;(a)
he / she has
(b)
the
6.
Engineer.
No
officer
of
the
SUPERTIME GRADE- II
Chief
shall
be
considered for promotion to SUPERTIME GRADE- I unless;(a)
he / she has
the Supertime Grade- II, or
(b)
he/she has put in 26 (twenty six) years of continuous service in the
7.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
Memo. No.456-61 /GEN/DOP
Dated: 21/4/08
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
21st
May,
2008
No. 190
CORRIGENDUM
DT: 20/05/2008.
In the Notice Under Section 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894) issued vide
Notification No.14/827/LR&DMD(S) dated 01.03.2008 and published in Government
Gazette No. 55 dated Monday, 3rd March, 2008 in relation to the acquisition of land by
SPDC Ltd. for Sneha Kinectic in Rakdong and Lingdok blocks of East Sikkim following
area and Plot Nos. may be read as included therein.
RAKDONG BLOCK
a)
b)
Plot No. 9 be read included in the Notice U/S 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894.
Total area of land likely to be acquired by SPDC Ltd. be read as 7.6700
hectares instead of 7.5400 hectares.
LINGDOK BLOCK
a)
Total area of land likely to be acquired by SPDC Ltd. be read as 6.1760
hectares instead of 6.5700 hectares.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.827/LR&DM (S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
23rd
May,
2008
No. 191
GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND
GANGTOK
No. 191/GEN/DOP
Dated: 29/3/2008.
NOTIFICATION
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to make the following
rules further to amend the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handlooms Employees
Recruitment Rules, 2001, namely:1.
(1)
These rules may be called the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handlooms
Employees (Amendment) Rules, 2008.
(2)
2.
In the Directorate of Handicrafts and Handlooms Employees Recruitment Rules,
2001,
in
the
Schedule (1)
(1)
Thanka
NA
9000-
Gradation
On completion of 8(eight)
Painting
300-
years regular service in
Selection
13800
Grade-I
Grade
against Serial Number 8, for the word “INSTRUCTIONS”, the word
“INSTRUCTORS’’ shall be substituted;
(2)
(i)
in serial number 8, the following shall be inserted, namely:-
(ii)
the existing serial numbers (1), (2) and (3) shall be renumbered as serial
numbers (2), (3) and (4) respectively.
(3)
in serial number 8, 2, the following shall be inserted, namely:-
(i)
(1)
Arts/ Wood
Carving and
Mask Carving
Selection Grade
NA
9000-
Gradation
On completion of
300-
8(eight)
years
13800
regular service in
Grade-I
(ii)
(4)
the existing serial numbers (1), (2) and (3) shall be renumbered as serial
numbers (2), (3) and (4) respectively.
in serial number 8, 3, the following shall be inserted, namely:-
(i)
(1)
Carpet/ Handloom /
Multicrafts Cane
and Bamboo /
Blanket/ Tweed /
Dyeing Selection
Grade
NA
9000-
Gradation
On completion of
300-
8(eight)
years
13800
regular service in
Grade-I
(ii)
the existing serial numbers (1),(1) and (1) shall be renumbered as serial
numbers (2),(3), and (4) respectively. ”
Sd/(Dipa Basnet) Mrs.
Dated:29/3/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
22nd
May,
2008
No. 192
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT
GANGTOK
No. 192 /GEN/DOP
Dated 31/3/2008
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to sanction creation of the following
06(Six) posts in the State Pollution Control Board, Sikkim, under Department of Forest,
Environment and Wildlife Management with immediate effect , namely :SL.No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Name of Post
Scientist ‘B’
Assistant Env. Engineer
Junior Scientific Assistant
Junior Laboratory Assistant
Field Attendant
Data Entry Operator
TOTAL
No. of Post
01
01
01
01
01
01
06 (Six)
Pay Scale
Rs. 7000-225-11500
Rs. 7000-225-11500
Rs. 5000-150-8000
Rs. 3400-85-5100
Rs. 2850-55-4170
Rs 4000-100-6000
All the posts shall be filled up by redeployment from other departments, if not
available within the Department.
The expenditure shall be made from the scheme “Strengthening of State
Pollution Control Board, Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India under
centrally sponsored scheme till a period of five years and thereafter by the Govt. of
Sikkim.
This issues with the concurrence of Development Planning, Economic Reforms
and North Eastern Council Affairs and Finance, Revenue & Expenditure Departments.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
Dated 31/3/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
22nd
May,
2008
No. 193
GANGTOK
No.193/GEN/DOP
Dated : 1/4/2008
NOTIFICATION
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim hereby makes the following rules further to
amend the Sikkim State Nursing Service Rules, 1997, namely : 1.
(1)
These rules may be called the Sikkim State Nursing Service
(2)
2.
In the Sikkim State Nursing Service Rules, 1997, (hereinafter referred to
as the said rules), in sub-rule (2) of rule 3, the words ‘’upto Senior Gazetted
Grade posts and the post in Selection Grade II onwards will be common to all
wings.’’ shall be omitted.
3.
In the said rules, in Schedule II,(i)
In serial No: A 2, against the post of ‘’Deputy Nursing
Superintendent’’, under the column ‘’Eligibility conditions’’, for the
figure and words ‘’4 years of regular service as Assistant Nursing
Superintendent’’, the words and figure ‘’the officers in Junior
Grade-II with 4 years regular service with Diploma in Nursing
Education and Administration or any higher nursing education’’
shall be substituted;
(ii)
in serial No: B 4, against the post of ‘’Senior Public Health Nursing
Officer’’, under the column ‘’Eligibility conditions’’, for the figure
and words ‘’4 years of regular service as Public Health Nursing
Officer’’, the words and figure ‘’the officers in Junior Grade-II with
4 years regular service with Diploma in Public Health Nursing or
any higher nursing education’’ shall be substituted;
(iii)
in serial No: C 2, against the post of ‘’Senior Sister Tutor’’, under
the column ‘’Eligibility conditions’’, for the figure and words ‘’4
years of regular service as Junior Sister Tutor with Diploma in
Public Health Nursing’’, the words and figure ‘’the officers in the
Junior Grade-II with 4 years regular service with Diploma in
Nursing Education and Administration or any higher nursing
education’’ shall be substituted.
CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Dated: 1/4/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
22nd
May,
2008
No. 194
GANGTOK
No.100 /GEN/DOP
Dated:28/4/2008
NOTIFICATION
The Governor is hereby pleased to prescribe the following conditions for
promotion to the post of Workshop Supervisor under the Roads and Bridges
Department with immediate effect, namely:Name
Post
of Pay Scale
1
2
Workshop Rs.4300Supervisor 125-6800
Mode
of Eligibility Condition
Recruitment
3
100%by
promotion
4
Persons who have
completed six years
of regular service in
the scale of Rs.4000100-6000 as 1st grade
Fitter/Mechanic,
Lathemen,
Welder,
Denter/Painter,
Electrician, Bull Dozer
Driver.
Composition of
Departmental
Promotion
Committee
5
Departmental
Promotion
Committee
constituted vide
Notification No.
65/GEN/Est.,
Dated:
19/6/1981
as
amended from
time to time
DEPTT. OF PERSONNEL, ADM. REFORMS, TRAINING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES,CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEV.
Dated: 24/4/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
22nd
May,
2008
No. 195
GANGTOK
TASHILING -737103.
Ref. No. 57/TBU/HRDD
Dated: 17/5/08
N O T I F I C A T I ON
The Governor of Sikkim is pleased to declare the following 172 numbers of
Government Schools as the remote area schools of the State with
immediate effect.
SL. NO.
DISTRICT
NAME OF THE SCHOOL
IDENTIFIED AS REMOTE SCHOOL
1
Deoling LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
EAST
2
Bowchen LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
3
Nimachen LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
4
Zoluk LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
5
Latuk LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
6
Tinkharka LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
7
Upper Kadamtam LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
8
Thekabong LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
9
Machey Lakha LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
10
Lower Kambal LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
11
Samthar LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
12
Laxmi Niketan LOWER PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
13
Dodachen PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
14
Pacha Saraswati PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
15
Pasting PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
16
Agamlok PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
17
Subaney Dara PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
18
Chujachen Lungchok PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
19
T.Salgari PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
20
L.Sudung Lakha PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
21
Agrigaon PRY. SCHOOL
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
U.Khamdong PRY. SCHOOL
L.Bering PRY. SCHOOL
Tokchi PRY. SCHOOL
Rikyep PRY. SCHOOL
Pheri PRY. SCHOOL
M.Dongrong PRY. SCHOOL
Basilakha PRY. SCHOOL
L.Kadamtam PRY. SCHOOL
Thegu PRY. SCHOOL
Kupup PRY. SCHOOL
Aho Yangtam PRY. SCHOOL
Ankuchen PRY. SCHOOL
Dongeythang PRY. SCHOOL
Lingdong PRY. SCHOOL
Tumin Namrang PRY. SCHOOL
Tumin Suryadara PRY. SCHOOL
North Reghu JR. HIGH SCHOOL
South Reghu JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Rolep JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Barapathing JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Nambu Taraythang LOWER P S
Upper Mangnam LOWER P S
Simchen LOWER P S
Sangkhola LOWER P S
Chojo LOWER P S
Agri Naya Busty LOWER P S
L.Sangdorjee LOWER P S
Arubotay LOWER P S
Suntalay LOWER P S
Majuwa LOWER P S
Parrengaon LOWER P S
Ramidham LOWER P S
Singrep LOWER P S
Thingling II LOWER P S
Brule Siktam LOWER P S
Mangnam PRY. SCHOOL
Tooung PRY. SCHOOL
Dhuppidara PRY. SCHOOL
Boom Reshi PRY. SCHOOL
Nijgaon PRY. SCHOOL
Chingthang PRY. SCHOOL
Hoorgaon PRY. SCHOOL
Singlitam PRY. SCHOOL
Sapreynagi PRY. SCHOOL
Segeng PRY. SCHOOL
Pureytar PRY. SCHOOL
Simboley PRY. SCHOOL
Tareybhir PRY. SCHOOL
Tshong PRY. SCHOOL
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
EAST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
Lamathang PRY. SCHOOL
Labdong JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Gangyap JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Kharjee JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Rimbik JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Zeel JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Deythang JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Jhusingthang JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Sopakha JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Kuckrung JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Hattidunga JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Ribdi SEC.SCHOOL
Khechuperi SEC.SCHOOL
Khani Serbong SEC.SCHOOL
Okhrey SEC.SCHOOL
Yuksam SEC.SCHOOL
Chatten LOWER P S
Muguthang LOWER P S
Thong LOWER P S
Pegong LOWER P S
Bop LOWER P S
Kaley LOWER P S
Ringdam LOWER P S
Lingtyang LOWER P S
4th Mile LOWER P S
Sangkalang LOWER P S
Lingkoo LOWER P S
Munshithang PRY. SCHOOL
Bitchu PRY. SCHOOL
Gnon PRY. SCHOOL
Bringbong PRY. SCHOOL
Hee Ravong PRY. SCHOOL
Lum PRY. SCHOOL
Phodong PRY. SCHOOL
Sangtok PRY. SCHOOL
Taryang PRY. SCHOOL
Burfok PRY. SCHOOL
Manzing PRY. SCHOOL
Look PRY. SCHOOL
Lingdhom PRY. SCHOOL
Men Rongong PRY. SCHOOL
Labi Rangdem PRY. SCHOOL
Shipthang PRY. SCHOOL
Shipgyer PRY. SCHOOL
Ramom PRY. SCHOOL
Pentong PRY. SCHOOL
Sakyong PRY. SCHOOL
Lavan PRY. SCHOOL
Sarchok JR. HIGH SCHOOL
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
WEST
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
Salim Pakyal JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Gnon Sangdong JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Manul JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Namprik JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Thibuk JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Lingthem JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Lingzyah JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Lachen SEC. SCHOOL
Lachung SEC. SCHOOL
Chungthang SEC. SCHOOL
Tingvong SEC. SCHOOL
Passingdang SEC. SCHOOL
Lingdong SEC. SCHOOL
Gor SEC. SCHOOL
Hee Gyathang SR.SEC.SCHOOL
Mangerdalam LOWER P S
Roneck Chunam LOWER P S
Niezrameng LOWER P S
Jholungay LOWER P S
Bandey LOWER P S
Mungrang LOWER P S
L/Mangzing Jogidara LOWER P S
Lower Broom LOWER P S
Tangay Barbotay LOWER P S
Tingmoo Biring LOWER P S
Borong Suntalay LOWER P S
Borong Dhargaon LOWER P S
Upper Borong LOWER P S
Lower Borong LOWER P S
Chittrey LOWER P S
Phamtham Makerjong LOWER P S
Sada LOWER P S
Gumpadara LOWER P S
Sumsee LOWER P S
Darakharka PRY. SCHOOL
Kaw PRY. SCHOOL
Lingyong PRY. SCHOOL
Subuk PRY. SCHOOL
Genchung PRY. SCHOOL
Perbing Khop PRY. SCHOOL
Maypong PRY. SCHOOL
Sokpay JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Phamtam JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Paksom JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Namlung JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Lingee Karjee JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Lingee Payong JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Pathing JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Tingrithang JR. HIGH SCHOOL
NORTH
SOUTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
NORTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
169
170
171
172
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
SOUTH
Borong SEC. SCHOOL
Sanghanath SEC. SCHOOL
Tingmoo SEC. SCHOOL
Neh Broom SEC. SCHOOL
TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS = 172
Sd/K.T.Chankapa.
SECRETARY-HRDD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
22nd
May,
2008
No. 196
DT:22.05.2008
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for construction of Cafeteria by
Tourism Department at Begha block, West District, it is hereby notified that the land
bearing cadastral Plot No.349/A measuring area 0.0220 hectare bounded as under: -
BOUNDARY
EAST :
D.F. of Shri.Padam Bdr. Rai
WEST :
D.F. of Shri Padam Bdr. Rai & D.F. of Shri.Gorey Rai.
NORTH :
D.F. of Shri.Padam Bdr. Rai
SOUTH :
SPWD road is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the
public expenses within the aforesaid block of Begha, West Sikkim.
District.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.843/LR(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
22nd
May,
2008
No. 197
URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSIANG DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/602
Dated: 19th May,2008
Corrigendum to Notification No.40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/122 dated
21.01.2008 published in the Sikkim Government Gazette Extra
Ordinary Number 10 Dated 22nd January, 2008.
In the notification No.40/DMA/UD&HD/06-07/122 Dated 21.01.2008
published in the Sikkim Government Gazette Extra Ordinary Number 10
Dated 22nd January, 2008,
(1) in Schedule –VI, against serial number 5, for the words “Upper
Singhithang” read “Purano Namchi”;
(2) in Schedule –VII,
(a)
against serial number 2, for the words “Daragoan” read
“Trikaleshwar”;
(b)
against serial number 3, for the words “Chalisey”, read
“Daragoan”.
(TOBJOR DORJI)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
22nd
May,
2008
No. 198
GANGTOK
No.DMA/UD&HD/05/6(67)2858/611
Dated:22nd May,2008.
NOTIFICATION
Sikkim Municipalities Act, 2007 (5 of 2007), the State Government hereby makes the
following rules further to amend the Sikkim Municipalities (Conduct of Election) Rules,
2007, namely:
Short title and
commencement
1.
(1) These rules may be called the Sikkim Municipalities
Substitution of
Form – 18
2.
In the Sikkim Municipalities (Conduct of Election) Rules,2007,
(hereinafter referred to as the said rules), for the existing form
18, the following shall be substituted, namely :-
“FORM – 18
(See sub-rule (3) of rule 25)
NOMINATION PAPER
* I Nominate as a candidate for election to the …………………………………..
Municipality from the ……………………………………………………Municipal ward.
Candidate’s name ………………………………………………………………………….
Father’s/Mother’s /Husband’s name ……………………………………………………….
Full postal address ………………………………………………………………………….
His name is entered at Serial No……………………… In Part No.…………. of
electoral roll of the Municipality.
My name is …………………………………………………….. and it is entered
at Serial No ……………………………. In Part No.…………………….. of the electoral
roll of Municipality.
Date ……………………………..
(Signature of the proposer)
* Appropriate particulars of the election to be inserted here.
I, the above mentioned candidate, assent to this nomination and hereby declare :(a)
(b)
(c)
that I have completed …………………………. Years of age.
that I am set up at this election by the ……………………………………….party.
Which is recognized National Party */State Party* in this State and that the
symbol reserved for the above party be allotted to me.
that I am set up at this election by the ……………………………………….party,
which is a registered – unrecognized political party*/that I am contesting this
election as an independent candidate* and that the symbols that I have chosen, in
order of preference are:
(1) ……………………………… (2) ………………………… (3) ……………….
(d)
(e)
that my name and my *father’s /husband’s name have been correctly spelt out
above;
that to be best of my knowledge and belief, I am qualified and not also
disqualified
for
being
chosen
to
fill
the
sheet
in
the
…………………….Municipality.
* I further declare that I am a member of the ……………….. caste/tribe.
* which is a scheduled cast/tribe/MBC/OBC of the State of Sikkim.
Date ……………………………
(Signature of candidate)
(to be filled by the Municipality Returning Officer)
Serial No. of the nomination paper ……………………………………………………..
This nomination was delivered to be at my office at ………………………………………
Date ……………………….
Municipal Returning Officer
______________________________________________________________________
Decision of the Municipality Returning Officer Accepting or Rejecting the
Nomination Paper.
I have examined this nomination paper in accordance with rule 28 and decide as
follows:-
Date ……………………….
Municipal Returning Officer
* Strike out the word not applicable.
Receipt for nomination paper and notice of security (To be handed over to the
person presenting the nomination paper)
Serial No. of nomination paper ………………………………………….
The nomination paper of …………………… a candidate for election from Ward
No. …………………. of the ………………….. Municipality was delivered to me at my
office at ………………… (hour) on ………………. (date) by the * candidate/proposer.
All nomination papers will be taken up for scrutiny at …………….. … (hour) on
…………………….
(date)
………………………………….
at
……………………………(place).
* Strike out the word not applicable
Date …………………
Municipal Returning Officer.”
Amendment of
Form -19.
3.
In the said rules, in Form 19, after the column “6. Particular of
caste or tribes for candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste or
Scheduled Tribes/MBC/OBC”, a new column “7. Name of
Political Representation” shall be inserted and the column 7, 8
and 9 shall be renumbered as column 8, 9 and 10 respectively.
Amendment
of Form-20
4.
In the said rules, in Form 20,
(i) after the column “address,”a new column “Party Affiliation”
shall be inserted and
(ii) after the figure 4, the figure 5 shall be inserted.
Amendment
of Form 23
5.
In the said rules, in Form 23, after the column “Symbol
allotted,” a new column “Party Affiliation” shall be inserted.
Amendment
of Form 45
6.
In the said rules, in Form 45, in the column “No. of valid votes
cast in favour of,” the words and brackets “candidates (with
party Affiliation)” shall be inserted.
Amendment
of Form 47
7.
In the said rules, in Form 47, after the words “Shri ……………
of …………………….....” and before the words “to have been
elected” the words and bracket “(Party Affiliation)” shall be
inserted.
(TOBJOR DORJI)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
monday,
No. 3/DL
2nd
June,
2008
No. 199
GANGTOK
Dated 26th May, 2008.
NOTIFICATION
In exercises of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of section 17
of the Sikkim Shops and Commercial Establishment Act, 1983 (6 of 1983),
the State Government is hereby pleased to amend the Notification No. 5/DL
dated 24th June, 1992, published in Sikkim Government Extraordinary
Gazette No. 104 dated 17th August, 1992, as under, namely :-
In the said Notification, at paragraph 1, after Sl.No. 11 and the entries
relating thereto, the following shall be inserted, namely:-
“12. Indira Bye Pass (turning Point of Amdo Golai to Ranka Fatak)
…………………………………Thursday”.
(R.K. Purkayastha) SSJS,
Secretary,
Department of Labour,
Government of Sikkim,
(F.No. GOS/DL/32(II)/88-89).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
2nd
June,
2008
No. 200
CO-OPERATIVE DEPARTMENT
SAHAKARI BHAWAN
TADONG -737102
No388 /Coop
Dated 29/05/2008
REGISTRATION CANCELLATION ORDER
In pursuance of the provision to Section 17,Sub Section 1 (a) (b) (d) (e) of the
Sikkim Cooperative Societies Act,1978 and the Rules,1981 thereof, the
following Consumer Cooperative Societies Ltd have been amalgamated with
their respective Gram Panchayat Unit level Multipurpose Cooperative
Societies Ltd.
Further, by the power conferred under Section 19, sub-section 1 of the said
Act, I hereby order that the registration of these Consumer Cooperative
Societies Ltd, stand cancelled and they shall be deemed to have dissolved and
shall cease to exist as a corporate body.
BY ORDER
(W.T.Bhutia)
Registrar Cooperative Societies,
Sikkim
Department of Cooperation
Sahakari Bhawan, Tadong.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
2nd
June,
2008
No. 201
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CARE, HUMAN SERVICES
AND FAMILY WELFARE
GANGTOK
No. 06/HC,HS&FW
Date: 29/5/08
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 3 of
the Sikkim Anti Drugs Act, 2006 (2 of 2006), the State Government hereby
constitutes an authority to be known as ‘Sikkim Anti Drugs Authority’
consisting of the following members, namely:(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
Chief Secretary, Government of Sikkim
Additional Chief Secretary-cum-Principal
Secretary, Finance, Revenue and Expenditure
Department
Principal Secretary-cum-Development
Commissioner, Planning, Economic Reforms and
North-East Council Affairs Department
Principal Secretary, Home Department
Director General of Police
Principal Secretary, Social Justice and
Empowermwnt Department
Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Health Care,
Human Services and Family Welfare Department
Secretary, Human Resource Development
Department
Secretary, Urban Development and Housing
-
Chairman
Member
-
Member
-
Member
Member
Member
-
Member
-
Member
-
Member
Department
(10) Secretary, Law, Labour and Parliamentary
Affairs Department
(11) Programme Officer appointed under sub-section
(1) of section 4 of the Act
-
Member
-
MemberSecretary
2.
The powers and functions of the Authority shall be:-
(1)
to coordinate action by various officers, departments and other
authorities under the Act and any other law for the time being in force
in connection with the implementation of the provisions of the Act.
(2)
to coordinate actions taken by Department of Health Care, Human
Services and Family Welfare, Department of Social Justice &
Empowerment and other concerned departments, organizations and
associations in respect of matters relating to drug abuse.
(3)
to assist concerned authorities in neighboring and other States of the
Union with a view to facilitating coordination and required action for
prevention and suppression of illicit traffic in controlled substances.
3.
The Authority shall meet biannually and will be chaired by the Chief
Secretary, or in his absence, by an officer empowered by him to do so. In
case of exigencies, the authority may meet anytime at the behest of the
Chairman.
Sd/(V. B. Pathak) IAS
Commissioner-cum-Secretary to the Government of Sikkim
Department of Health Care, Human Services
and Family Welfare
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
2nd
June,
2008
No. 202
AND FAMILY WELFARE
GANGTOK
No. 07/HC,HS&FW
Date: 29/5/08
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 27 of Sikkim Anti
Drugs Act, 2006 (2 of 2006), read with Notification No. 20/LD/P/08 dated
10.04.2008 and in supercession of Notification No. 29/HC-HS & FW dated
10.08.2007, the State Government hereby empowers the following officers
of the State Government to exercise the powers under the said section of the
Act, namely:(1)
Officers of Police Department not below the rank of Sub-Inspector of
Police.
(2)
Officers of the Excise Department not below the rank of SubInspector.
(3)
Programme Officer and his subordinates constituted under sub-section
(1) of section 4 of the Act.
and Family Welfare
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
2nd
June,
2008
No. 203
AND FAMILY WELFARE
GANGTOK
No. 08/HC,HS&FW
Date: 29/5/08
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 4 of
Sikkim Anti Drugs Act, 2006 (2 of 2006), as amended vide Notification No.
20/LD/P/08 dated 10.04.2008, the State Government hereby appoints the
following officers, namely:
(1)
Dr. T. K. Rai, Deputy Drugs Controller,
Health Care, Human Services and Family
Welfare Department
-
Programme
Officer
(2)
Mr. C. N. Sharma, Chief Drugs Inspector
Welfare Department
-
Assistant
Programme
Officer
(3)
Mr. S. S. Pradhan, Drugs Inspector
Welfare Department
-
Programme
Assistant
(4)
Mr. L. M. Targain, Drugs Inspector
Welfare Department
-
Programme
Assistant
The powers and duties of the office of Programme Officer shall be:-
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
to implement the Sikkim Anti Drugs Act and Rules.
to issue licenses for manufacture and sale of controlled substances.
to manage the State Fund for control of Drug Abuse.
to coordinate with the concerned departments for proper
implementation of the Act and Rules.
(5) to conduct and organize education and awareness programmes on
drug abuse with the help of State Information, Education and
Communication Bureau under the Department of Health Care, Human
Services and Family Welfare.
(6) to organize trainings of the personnel working in the field of drug
abuse within the State and outside the State as well.
(7) to ensure supply of the drugs, wherever necessary, for the treatment of
addicts.
(8) to provide support, physical as well as financial up to some extent, to
the counseling, detoxification and rehabilitation centers, both of the
government and non-governmental organizations.
(9) to prepare a quarterly report on the activities under the Act and submit
to the Government.
(10) to gather information of the offenders, addicts, criminal justice
processes from the respective authorities and collate the information
to be published annually.
(11) to coordinate the biannual meeting of the Authority constituted under
sub-section (3) of section 3 of the Act.
and Family Welfare
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 204
GOVRNMENT OF SIKKIM
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NO. 47/Home/2008
Dated: 31.05.2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS, the State Bank of Sikkim has submitted a proposal for a bailout
package of Rs. 30.00 Crores for waiving of 100% accumulated interest.
AND NOW THEREFORE, to examine the matter, the State Government is
hereby pleased to constitute a Committee comprising of the following members, namely:1.
Chief Secretary,
Chairman
2.
Additional Chief Secretary-cum-Principal Secretary, Member
3.
Principal Secretary-cum-Development CommissionerMember
4.
Secretary-in-charge, Commerce & Industries Department Member
5.
Secretary in-charge, Law Department
Member
6.
Managing Director, State Bank of Sikkim
-Member Secretary
The Committee shall submit its report to the Government within two months from the
date of this notification.
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 205
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 48/Home/2008
Dated: 31/05/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (4) of section 3 of the
Sikkim Commission for Backward Classes Act, 1993 (Act No. 8 of 1993), the
State Government hereby appoints Shri M. B. Dahal, former Minister as
Chairperson, Sikkim Commission for Backward Classes with immediate effect.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. Home/Confdl./150/1977 (1)/Vol-II
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 206
(SNT DIVISION)
NO. 01/T
DATED: 30.05.2008
NOTIFICATION
In accordance with Sec. 44 to 46 of the PWD Act 1995, the following
Officers of Transport Department, SNT Division are hereby appointed as
Nodal Officers in order to ensure that transport becomes accessible to
persons with disabilities.
1.
Shri O.T. Bhutia, Deputy Director, GBO, East District
2.
Shri Tenzing Norbu, AST, Mangan, North District
3.
Shri L.P. Gautam, AST, Jorethang, South/West District
4.
Smt. Kumud Bhattarai, OSD, Siliguri
By order.
Sd/(K.P. Adhikari) IAS
Commissioner-cum-Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 207
(SNT DIVISION)
NO. 02/T
DATED: 30.05.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-section (2) of Section 5 of
the Right to Information Act 2005, Shri L.P. Gautam, AST, Jorethang is
hereby appointed as Assistant Public Information Officer for Jorethang, SNT
Division, Transport Department with immediate effect.
This is in partial amendment of Notification No. 502/T dated
09/03/2006.
By order.
Sd/(K.P. Adhikari) IAS
Commissioner-cum-Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 208
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS, TRANING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEV. AND
GANGTOK-SIKKIM
No.115 /GEN/DOP
Dated: 29/5/2008
NOTIFICATON
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to make the following
rules, namely;
Short
title
1.
Commencement:
Definition:
2.
and (1) These rules may be called the Sikkim State Sports and
Youth Affairs Service Rules, 2008.
(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication
In these rules, unless the context otherwise require:(a) “appointed day” means the date, from which the
provisions of these rules come into force;
(b) “Commission” means the Sikkim Public Service
Commission;
(c) “Committee” means the Committee constituted under
Rule 9;
(d) “Cadre post” means any of the posts specified under
column 2 of Schedule –1;
(e) “Controlling Authority” means the Government in
the Department of Personnel, Administrative
Reforms, Training, Public Grievances, Career
Options and Employment Skill Development and
Chief Minister’s Self Employment Scheme;
(f) “Schedule” means the Schedule appended to these
rules;
(g) “Government” means the Government of Sikkim;
(h) “Governor” means the Governor of Sikkim;
(i) “member of the service” means a member of the
Sikkim State Sports and Youth Affairs Service;
(j) “service” means the Sikkim State Sports and Youth
Affairs Service;
(k) “State” means the State of Sikkim;
(l) “Year” means the financial year commencing on the
1st day of April and ending on the 31st day of March
next following;
Constitution
3.
Service
Members
4.
service
of
of
(1) There shall be constituted the service called the
Sikkim State Sports and Youth Affairs Service
consisting of persons appointed to the service under
rules 6 and 7;
(2) The authorized strength and composition of the
service shall be as indicated in the Schedule – I at the
initial constitution and shall be as determined by the
Governor from time to time;
(3) The scale of pay attached to the posts specified in
Schedule-I shall be such as may be prescribed by the
Governor from time to time. On the appointed day,
the scale of pay admissible to the members of the
service shall be as shown in Schedule-I;
the
(1) The following persons shall be the members of the
service, namely :(a) persons appointed under rule 6 and
(b) persons appointed under rule 7
(2) A person appointed under clause (a) of sub-rule (1)
shall on such appointments be deemed to be a member
of the service in the appropriate grade applicable to him
in Schedule-I.
(3) A person appointed under clause (b) of sub-rule (1)
shall be a member of the service in the appropriate
grade applicable to him in Schedule-I from the date of
such appointment;
Appointment
5.
and posting
(1) All appointment to the cadre post after the appointed
day shall be made by the Governor by the method
specified in rule 7 and save as provided in sub-rule (2)
and (3), no cadre post shall be filled otherwise than by a
member of the service.
(2) Any cadre post may be filled up as temporary measure
by a person from another department of the
Government having the requisite qualification and
experience on deputation if the Government is satisfied
that there is no suitable member of the service available
for filling the post.
(2) the Government shall have the right to fill up any
posted by the Government outside the service of any
other Government or under an organization under such
terms and conditions as may be specified by the
Government.
Initial Constitution of 6.
the service
All persons holding, on the appointed day, any of the cadre posts, otherwise than as
purely temporary arrangement or on contract or on deputation from Central or any other
State Government shall be deemed to have been appointed to the corresponding post and
grades in the service;
Method of
7.
recruitment to
the service
(1)
Recruitment to the service shall, with effect from the date of publication of these
rules, be by the following methods, namely:(a) competitive examination to be held by the Commission;
(b)
promotion from among persons holding substantive
appointment as Physical Education Teacher;
(2) The proportion of vacancies to be filled in any year in accordance with clauses (a) and
(b) of sub-rule (1) shall be 50:50 respectively.
Recruitment by
8. promotion
(1)
The Government shall, every year for the purpose of recruitment to the service
under clause (b) of sub-rule (1) of rule 7, prepare a list of names of persons in order
of seniority who have, on the first day of the year, completed not less than six years
continuous service under the Government as Physical Education Teacher.
(2)
The Government shall forward to the Commission the list of persons referred to in
sub-rule (1) together with their Character Rolls and Service record and Annual
Property Return for preceding six years indicating the anticipated number of
vacancies to be filled by promotion in course of the period of twelve months of
vacancies to be filled by promotion in course of the period of twelve months
commencing from the date of preparation of the list.
(3)
The Commission shall prepare a final list of persons who are found to be suitable
for promotion to the Service on an overall relative assessment of the service
records and interview.
(4)
The number of persons to be included in the list shall not exceed twice the number
of vacancies to be filled by promotion.
(5)
The Commission shall forward the list prepared under sub-rule (3) to the
Government along with all the Character Rolls and Service record and Annual
Property Return received from the Government.
(6)
Recruitment by
9. selection:-
The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period of twelve months from the date of
the recommendation of the Commission.
(1) There shall be a Selection Committee consisting of the following, namely:(a) Chairman, Sikkim Public Service Commission.
(b) Member, Sikkim Public Service Commission.
(c) Secretary to the Government, Department of Personnel
Administrative Reforms, Training, Public Grievances,
Career Options & Employment Skill Development and
Chief Minister’s Self Employment Scheme.
(d) Secretary to the Government, Home Department.
(e) Secretary to the Government to be nominated by the
Government.
The Commission may co-opt any expert/subject specialist to assist the Selection
Committee in making the selection.
(2)
The Chairman or where the Chairman is unable to attend, the member of the
Commission shall preside over the meeting of the Selection Committee. The
absence of the Member other than the Chairman or Member of the Commission
shall not invalidate the proceeding of the Committee if more than half the members
of the Selection Committee had attended its meeting.
(3) The Government shall prepare and forward to the Commission a list of names of the
eligible Officers together with their Character Rolls and Service records and Annual
Property Return for preceding five years duly indicating the number of the
anticipated vacancies to be filled by selection in the course of the period of twelve
months from the date of preparation of the list.
(4) On receipt of the relevant records and information the Commission shall convene a
meeting of the Selection Committee. The Selection Committee may adopt their
own procedure and method for screening the Officers with a view to assessing their
suitability for appointment to the service.
(5) The Selection Committee shall prepare a list arranged in order of merit of the officers
who are found to be suitable for appointment to the service. The number of officers
included in the list shall not exceed twice the number of vacancies to be filled by
selection in course of the period of twelve months from the date of the
recommendation of the Commission.
(6) The Commission shall forward the list prepared under these rules to the Government
along with all the Character Rolls and Service record and Annual Property Return
received from the Government.
(7)
Appointment to
10. service from the
two lists.
The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period of twelve months from the date of
the recommendation of the Commission.
(1) The Government shall make appointment of persons
included in the two lists prepared and recommended
under rules 8 and 9 to the service in order in which
their names appear in the two lists.
(2) It shall not ordinarily be necessary to consult the Board
or Commission as the case may be before such
appointments are made unless during the period of
twelve months from the date of the recommendation of
the Board or Commission as the case may be there
occurs a deterioration in the work of the person which
in the opinion of the Government is such as to render
him unsuitable for appointment to the service.
Recruitment by
11. Competitive
Examination
(1) A Competitive examination for recruitment to the
service shall be held at such intervals as the
Government may, from to time, determine.
(2) The examination shall be conducted by the Commission
in accordance with such rules and syllabus as the
Government may, from time to time, make.
(3) Of the number of vacancies to be filled up on the results
of each examination, there shall be reservation in
favour of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes, Most Backward Classes and Other
Backward Classes to the extent and subject to the
conditions as the Government may, from time to time,
prescribe.
(4) Subject to sub rule (3) the Commission shall forward to
the Government a list arranged in order of merit of the
candidates who have qualified by such standards as the
(5) The inclusion of a candidate’s name in the list prepared
under sub-rule (4) shall confer no right to appointment
to the service.
Conditions of
12. eligibility for
appearing at the
Competitive
Examination.
In order to be eligible to compete at the Competitive
Examination, a candidate must satisfy the following
conditions, namely:(a) Minimum educational qualification – A Degree
of a
recognized University in Physical Education.
Preference
shall be given to Master of Physical Education.
(b) Should have attained the age of 21 years but
should not
have attained the age of 30 years ( in the case of
Government servant, not more than 40 years on
the first
day of the year of advertisement. The maximum
age limit
may be relaxed up to 5(five) years in respect of
candidates
belonging to Schedule Castes and Scheduled
Tribes and
3 (three) years for Most Backward Classes and
Other
(c) Any other conditions that may be specified by the
Government.
(d) Should pay the fees if any specified by the
Commission.
Attempt at the
13. Examination:-
No candidates shall be permitted to compete more than
three times at the Comeptitive Examination.
Note – A candidate shall be deemed to have competed at
the examination if he actually appears in any one or
more subjects.
Disqualification for
14. admission to
examination
Any attempt on the part of the candidate to obtain
support for his candidature by any means shall render
him liable to be disqualified for admission to the
competitive examination by the Commission.
Commission’s
15. decision final
examination shall be final. A candidate to whom
certificate for admission to the examination has not
been issued by the Commission, shall not be admitted to
the examination.
Appointment from
16. the list
Subject to the provision of rules 17,18 and 19,
candidates will be considered for appointment to the
available vacancies in the order in which their names
appears in the list.
17. appointment on
ground of plural
marriage
No person,(a) who has entered into or contracted marriage with a
person
having a spouse living, or.
(b) who having a spouse living, has entered into or
contracted a marriage with any person, shall be
eligible for appointment to the service:
Provided that the Government may, if satisfied
that such
marriage is permissible under the personal law or
customs
applicable to such person and the other party to the
marriage,
exempt any person from the operation of these rule.
Penalty for
A candidate who is or has been declared by the
18. impersonation etc
Commission guilty of impersonation or of submitting
false or fabricated document which have been tempered
with or of making statements which are incorrect or
false or of suppressing materials information or of using
or attempting to use unfair means in the examination
hall or otherwise resorting to any other irregular or
improper means for obtaining admission to the
examination may, in addition to rendering himself liable
to a criminal prosecution, be debarred either
permanently or for a specified period,(a) by the Commission from admission to any
examination or appearing at any interview held by
the Commission for selection of candidates and
(b) by the Government form employment under the
Government.
19. appointment on
medical ground
such medical examination, as the Government may
prescribe, is not found to be physical and mentally fit
and free from any mental or physical defect likely to
interfere with the discharge of the duties of the service.
Probation
(1) Every person recruited to the service by Competitive
Examination shall be appointed to the service on
probation for a period of two years.
(2) Every person recruited to the service by promotion or
selection shall be appointed to the service on
probation for a period of one year.
(3) The Government may, if it so think fit in any case or
class of cases, extend the period of probation by a
period not exceeding two years.
Confirmation
Seniority of Officer
22.
20.
21.
Where a probationer has completed his period of
probation to the satisfaction of the Government he
shall, subject to the other provisions of these rules, be
confirmed in the service at the end of his period of
probation.
The seniority inter-se of the officers appointed to the
service under these rules shall be determined in
accordance with the Sikkim State Services (Regulation
of Seniority) Rules 1980, as amended from time to time.
Promotion from
23.
Grade to another Grade
(1) The Selection Committee constituted under sub-rule
(1) of rule 9 shall also be the Selection Committee
for the purpose of promotion of the members of the
service to the Senior Scale and Selection Grades of
the service. The Chairman or where the Chairman
is unable to attend, the Member of the Commission
shall preside over the meeting of the Selection
Committee. The absence of member, other than the
Chairman of Member of the Commission, shall not
invalidate the proceedings of the Committee if more
than half the members of the Committee had
attended its meeting.
(2) The Government shall, from time to time, for the
purpose of sub-rule (1) of this rule prepare list of
names of the members of the Service in order of
seniority who have completed the prescribed length
of service for promotion to the next higher grade on
the first day of that year.
(3) The Government shall forward to the
Commission the list
prepared under sub-rule (2) of this rule along
with the
Character Rolls and Service records and
Annual Property
Return of the period the members of the
Service has to
complete the required number of years of
service for
promotion indicating the anticipated vacancies
to be filled up
by promotion in course of twelve months
commencing from
the date of preparation of the list.
(4) The Commission after satisfying themselves
that the records and information complete in all
respect have been received, will convene a
meeting of the Selection Committee. The
Selection Committee shall prepare a final list of
Officers who hare found suitable for promotion
on an overall relative assessment of their
confidential reports and service records.
(5) The Commission shall forward the list prepared
under sub-rule (4) of this rule to the
Government along with all the Character Rolls
and Service records and Annual Property
Return received from the Government.
(6) The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period
of twelve months from the date of
(7) The Government shall order promotion of
members of the service included in the list
prepared in the order in which their names
(8) It shall not ordinarily be necessary to consult
the Commission before such promotion is made
unless during the period of twelve months from
the date of the recommendation of the
Commission there occurs a deterioration in the
work of the member of the Service which in the
opinion of the Government is such as to render
him unsuitable for promotion.
Training
24.
(1) A probationer who has been appointed to the service
shall, on appointment to the service, undergo such
training and for such period as the Government may
direct.
(2) The Government has decided that all the members of
the Service shall, in a span of
every two years,
undergo one training course successfully either at
Accounts and Administrative Training Institute,
Gangtok or State Institute of Rural Development,
Karfectar or any other training Institute outside the
State. The requirement of undergoing this training will
be applicable only upto the age of 50 (fifty) years of the
Government servant and will be compulsory for
promotion of the Government servants to the next
higher grade and failure to undergo such training course
will render denial of promotion when due and the next
in the line will be considered. Accordingly, the same
has been inserted in all the Service Rules.
Discharge of a
25. Probationer
Strength and
composition of the
service
A Probationer shall be liable to be discharged from the
service or, as the case may be, reverted to his substantive
post: (a) If he fails to pass the Departmental Examination, or
if the
Government is satisfied that the probationer was
ineligible
for recruitment to the service or is unsuitable for
being a
member of the service, or.
(b) If he is found lacking in qualities of mind and
character
needed for the service or in the constructive
outlook and
human sympathy needed in the public services
generally,
or
(c) If he fails to comply with any one of the
provisions of
these rules.
26.
(1) The strength and composition of the service shall be as
determined by the Government from time to time.
(2) On the date of publication of these rules, the strength and
composition of the service shall be as shown in Schedule
–I.
(3) The Government may add temporarily to the cadre one
or more posts created for a specific period or temporary
basis, carrying duties and responsibilities closely
analogous to the cadre posts
Provided that the scale of the post temporarily added to
the Cadre shall also be the same as that of the cadre posts to
which it corresponds.
Scale of Pay
27.
(1)
The scale of pay admissible to the member of the
service
shall be as determined by the Government from time
to
time.
On the date of publication of these rules, the scale of
pay
admissible to the members of the service shall be as
shown
in Schedule – I.
(1) The control over the service including appointment,
transfer,
and deputation shall vest with the Government in the
Department of Personnel, Administrative Reforms,
Training,
Public Grievances, Career Options and Employment
Skill
Development, and Chief Minster’s Self Employment
Scheme.
(2) The headquarters of an Officer of the service shall not
be changed save with the concurrence of the
Training, Public Grievances, Career Options and
Employment Skill Development and Chief Minister’s
Self Employment Scheme.
(2)
Administrative 28.
Control
Residuary matters
29.
Interpretation
30.
Power to relax
31.
(3) A member of the service shall not be transferred from
one
Department to another or from a Department to any
Corporation, Company, Undertaking or body save with
the
concurrence for the Department of Personnel
Administrative
Reforms, Training, Public Grievances, Career Options
&
Self
Employment Scheme both for the transfer and for the
terms
and conditions proposed or stipulated for such transfer.
All other matters in relation to the service not specified or
for which no provision has been made in these rules shall
be regulated by rules and orders applicable to other
Officers of the Government of equivalent status.
If any question arises as to the interpretation of these rules,
Where Government is of the opinion that it is necessary or
expedient to do so, it may by order, for reasons to be
recorded in writing, relax any of the provisions of these
rules with respect to any class or category of persons or
cadre posts.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADMINISRATIVE REFORMS, TRAINING,
Dated:29/5/2008
Copy for information to:1.
2.
3.
4.
Secretary, Sports and Youth Affairs Department,
Special Secretary, Home Deptt. for publication in the Gazette ,
File and
Guard file.
DEPUTY SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT
SCHEDULE – I
See rule 3 (3)
COMPOSITION, STRENGTH, GRADE & SCALE OF PAY OF SIKKIM STATE SPORTS & YOUTH AFFAIRS
SERVICE.
Sl.No. Name of Post
1
2
1.
Director
Strength
3
1 (One)
2.
Additional Director
1 (One)
3.
Joint Director
1(One) for North/East
1(One) for South/West
3 (Three)
Grade
4
Supertime
Grade
Selection
Grade-I
Selection
Grade-II
Scale of Pay
5
Rs .14300-400-18300
Rs.12500-375-17000
Rs.11000-350-16250
4.
5.
1(One)for (Headquarter)
Deputy Director
5 (Five)
4 for 4 Districts
1(One)for (Headquarter)
Assistant Directors
11 (Eleven)
9 for 9 Sub Divisions1 Assistant
Director for (Headquarter)
1 Assistant Director for
(Planning)
Senior Grade
Rs.9000-300-13800
Junior Grade
Rs.7000-225-11500
Total
21
(Twenty
One)
Deputation Reserve
Training Reserve
Leave Reserve
10%
5%
5%
02
01
01
________________________________________________________________________
______
Total authorized strength
25
SCHEDULE – II
(See rule 7)
Sl.
No.
1
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
Post Grade
2
Mode of Recruitment
3
100% by Promotion
Eligibility Conditions
4
Director
4 (four) years regular
service as Additional
Director
Additional Director 100% by Promotion
4 (four) years regular
service as Joint Director
Joint Director
100% by Promotion
6 (six) years regular
service as Deputy Director
Deputy Director
100% by Promotion
6 (six) years regular
service
as
Assistant
Director.
Assistant Director
(a) 50% by Promotion.
(a) Physical Education
Teachers with 6 (six)
years of minimum service
in the grade.
(b)
50%
by
Direct (b) Degree in the Physical
Recruitment
Education. Preference
shall be given to Master in
Physical Education.
(c) Minimum age limit 21
(twenty one) years.
(d) Maximum age is
relaxable by 5 (five) years
for Scheduled Tribes and
Scheduled Castes
candidates and 3 (three)
years for Most backward
Classes and Other
Backward Classes
Candidates.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 209
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL, ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS, TRANING,
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEV. AND
GANGTOK-SIKKIM
No.116 /GEN/DOP
29/5/2008
Dated:
NOTIFICATON
Constitution
of India, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to make the following rules, namely;Short
title
1.
Commencement:
Definition:
2.
and (1) These rules may be called the Sikkim State Sports and
Youth Affairs (Coaches) Service Rules, 2008.
(2) They shall come into force on the date of their
publication in the Official Gazette.
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:(a) “appointed day” means the date, from which the
provisions
of these rules come into force;
(b)“Commission” means the Sikkim Public Service
Commission;
(c) “Committee” means the Committee constituted under
Rule 9;
(d) “Cadre post” means any of the posts specified under
column
I of the Schedule ;
(e) “Controlling Authority” means he Government in the
Training,
Skill
Development and Chief Minister’s Self Employment
Scheme;
(f) “Schedule” means the Schedule appended to these
rules;
(g) “Government” means the Government of Sikkim;
(h) “Governor” means the Governor of Sikkim;
(i) “member of the service” means a member of the
Sikkim State
Sports and Youth Affairs (Coaches) Service;
(j) “service” means the Sikkim State Sports and Youth
Affairs
(Coaches) Service;
(k) “State” means the State of Sikkim;
(l) “Year” means the financial year commencing on the 1st
day of April and ending on the 31st day of March next
following;
Constitution
3.
service
Members
4.
service
of
of
(1) There shall be constituted the service called the
Sikkim State Sports and Youth Affairs (Coaches)
Service consisting of persons appointed to the service
under rules 6 and 7;
(2) The authorized strength and composition of the
service shall be as indicated in the Schedule – I at the
initial constitution and shall be as determined by the
Governor from time to time;
(3) The scale of pay attached to the posts specified in the
Schedule shall be such as may be prescribed by the
Governor from time to time. On the appointed day,
the scale of pay admissible to the members of the
service shall be as shown in Schedule-I;
the
(1) The following persons shall be the members of the
service, namely :(a) persons appointed under rule 6 and
(b) persons appointed under rule 7
(2) A person appointed under clause (a) of sub-rule (1)
shall on such appointments be deemed to be a member
of the service in the appropriate grade applicable to him
in the Schedule.
(3) A person appointed under clause (b) of sub-rule (1)
shall be a member of the service in the appropriate
grade applicable to him in Schedule-I from the date of
such appointment;
Appointment
5.
and posting
(1) All appointment to the cadre post after the appointed
day shall be made by the Governor by the method
specified in rule 7 and save as provided in sub-rule (2)
and (3), no cadre post shall be filled otherwise than by a
(2) Any cadre post may be filled up as temporary measure
by a person from another department of the
Government having the requisite qualification and
experience on deputation if the Government is satisfied
that there is no suitable member of the Service available
for filling the post.
(2) the Government shall have the right to fill up any
posted by the Government outside the service or any
other Government or under an organization under such
terms and conditions as may be specified by the
Government.
Initial Constitution of
6. the service
All persons holding, on the appointed day, any of the cadre posts,
otherwise than as purely temporary arrangement or on contract or on
deputation from Central or any other State Government shall be
deemed to have been appointed to the corresponding post and grades in
the service;
Method of
7.
recruitment to
the service
(1) Recruitment to the service shall, with effect from the date of
publication of these rules, be by the following methods, namely:(a) competitive examination to be held by the Commission;
(b) promotion from among persons holding substantive
appointment as Assistant Coach;
(2) The proportion of vacancies to be filled in any year in accordance
with classes (a) and (b) of sub-rule (1) shall be 50:50 respectively.
Recruitment by
8. promotion
(1) The Government shall, every year for the purpose of recruitment to
the service under clause (b) of sub-rule (1) of rule 7, prepare a list
of names of persons in order of seniority who have, on the first day
of that year, completed not less than six years continuous service
under the Government as Assistant Coach.
(2) The Government shall forward to the Commission the list of
persons referred to in sub-rule (1) together with their Character
Rolls and service record and Annual Property Return for preceding
six years indicating the anticipated number of vacancies to be filled
by promotion in course of the period of twelve months.
(3) The Commission shall prepare a final list of persons who are found
to be suitable for promotion to the service on an overall relative
assessment of the service records and interview.
(4) The number of persons to be included in the list shall not
exceed twice the number of vacancies to be filled by
promotion.
(5) The Commission shall forward the list prepared under subrule (3) to the Government along with all the Character Rolls
and service record and Annual Property Return received from
the Government.
(6) The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period of twelve
months from the date of the recommendation of the
Commission.
Recruitment by
9. selection:-
(1) There shall be a Selection Committee consisting of the following,
namely:(a) Chairman, Sikkim Public Service Commission.
(b) Member, Sikkim Public Service Commission.
(c) Secretary to the Government, Department of Personnel,
Administrative Reforms, Training, Public Grievances,
Career Options & Employment Skill Development and
Chief Minister’s Self Employment Scheme.
(d) Secretary to the Government, Home Department.
(e) Secretary to the Government to be nominated by the
Government.
The Commission may co-opt any expert/subject specialist
to assist the Selection Committee in making the selection.
(2)
The Chairman or where the Chairman is unable to attend, the
member of the Commission shall preside over the meeting of the
Selection Committee. The absence of the Member other than the
Chairman or Member of the Commission shall not invalidate the
proceeding of the Committee if more than half the members of the
Selection Committee had attended its meeting.
(3) The Government shall prepare and forward to the
Commission a list of names of the eligible Officers together with
their Character Rolls and Service records and Annual Property
Return for preceding five years duly indicating the number of the
anticipated vacancies to be filled by selection in the course of the
period of twelve months from the date of preparation of the list.
(4) On receipt of the relevant records and information the Commission
shall convene a meeting of the Selection Committee.
The
Selection Committee may adopt their own procedure and method
for screening the Officers with a view to assessing their suitability
for appointment to the service.
(5) The Selection Committee shall prepare a list arranged in order of
merit of the officers who are found to be suitable for appointment
to the service. The number of officers included in the list shall not
exceed twice the number of vacancies to be filled by selection in
course of the period of twelve months from the date of the
(6) The Commission shall forward the list prepared under these rules to
the Government along with all the Character Rolls and Service
record and Annual Property Return received from the Government.
(7) The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period of twelve months
from the date of the recommendation of the Commission.
Appointment to
10. service from the
two lists.
(1) The Government shall make appointment of persons
included in the two lists prepared and recommended
under rules 8 and 9 to the service in order in which
their names appear in the two lists.
(2) It shall not ordinarily be necessary to consult the Board
or Commission as the case may be before such
appointments are made unless during the period of
twelve months from the date of the recommendation of
the Board or Commission as the case may be there
occurs a deterioration in the work of the person which
in the opinion of the Government is such as to render
him unsuitable for appointment to the Service.
Recruitment by
11. Competitive
Examination
(1) A Competitive examination for recruitment to the
service shall be held at such intervals as the
Government may, from to time, determine.
(2) The examination shall be conducted by the Commission
in accordance with such rules and syllabus as the
Government may, from time to time, make.
(3) the number of vacancies to be filled up on the results of
each examination, there shall be reservation in favour of
candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes, Most Backward Classes and Other
Backward Classes to the extent and subject to the
conditions as the Government may, from time to time,
prescribe.
(4) Subject to sub rule (3) the Commission shall forward to
the Government a list arranged in order of merit of the
candidates who have qualified by such standards as the
Conditions of
12. eligibility for
appearing at the
Competitive
Examination.
(5) The inclusion of a candidate’s name in the list prepared
under sub-rule (4) shall confer no right to appointment
to the service.
In order to be eligible to compete at the Competitive
Examination, a candidate must satisfy the following
conditions, namely:(a) Minimum educational qualification – Diploma in
Coaching from National Institute of Sports.
(b) Should have attained the age of 21 years but
should not
have attained the age of 30 years ( in the case of
Government servant, not more than 40 years) on
the first
day of the year of advertisement. The maximum
age limit
may be relaxed up to 5(five) years in respect of
candidates
belonging to Schedule Castes and Scheduled
Tribes and
3 (three) years for Most Backward Classes and
Other
(c) Any other conditions that may be specified by the
Government.
(d) Should pay the fees if any specified by the
Commission.
Attempt at the
13. Examination:-
No candidates shall be permitted to compete more than
three times at the Competitive Examination.
Note – A candidate shall be deemed to have competed at
the examination if he actually appears in any one or
more subjects.
14. admission to
examination
Any attempt on the part of the candidate to obtain
support for his candidature by any means shall render
him liable to be disqualified for admission to the
competitive examination by the Commission.
Commission’s
15. decision final
examination shall be final. A candidate to whom
certificate for admission to the examination has not
been issued by the Commission, shall not be admitted to
the examination.
Appointment from
16. the list
Subject to the provision of rules 17,18 and 19,
candidates will be considered for appointment to the
available vacancies in the order in which their names
17. appointment on
ground of plural
marriage
No person:(a) who has entered into or contracted marriage with a
person
having a spouse living, or.
(b) who having a spouse living, has entered into or
contracted a marriage with any person, shall be
eligible for appointment to the service.
Provided that the Government may, if satisfied
that such
marriage is permissible under the personal law or
customs
applicable to such person and the other party to the
marriage,
exempt any person from the operation of these rule.
Penalty for
18. impersonation etc
A candidate who is or has been declared by the
Commission guilty of impersonation or of submitting
false or fabricated document which have been tempered
with or of making statements which are incorrect or
false or of suppressing materials information or of using
or attempting to use unfair means in the examination
hall or otherwise resorting to any other irregular or
improper means for obtaining admission to the
examination may, in addition to rendering himself liable
to a criminal prosecution, be debarred either
permanently or for a specified period,(a) by the Commission from admission to any
examination or appearing at any interview held by
the Commission for selection of candidates and
(b) by the Government from employment under the
Government.
19. appointment on
medical ground
such medical examination, as the Government may
prescribe, is not found to be physical and mentally fit
and free from any mental or physical defect likely to
interfere with the discharge of the duties of the service.
Probation
(1) Every person recruited to the service by Competitive
Examination shall be appointed to the service on
20.
probation for a period of two years.
(2) Every person recruited to the service by promotion or
selection shall be appointed to the service on
probation for a period of one year.
(3) The Government may, if it so think fit in any case or
class of cases, extend the period of probation by a
period not exceeding two years.
Confirmation
21.
The seniority inter-se of the officers appointed to the
service under these rules shall be determined in
accordance with the Sikkim State Services (Regulation
of Seniority) Rules 1980, as amended from time to time.
Seniority of Officer
22.
Promotion to
Senior
Scale/Selection
Grade of Service
Where a probationer has completed his period of
probation to the satisfaction of the Government he
shall, subject to the other provisions of these rules, be
confirmed in the service at the end of his period of
probation.
23.
(1) The Selection Committee constituted under sub-rule
(1) of rule 9 shall also be the Selection Committee
for the purpose of promotion of the members of the
service to the Senior Scale and Selection Grades of
the service. The Chairman or where the Chairman is
unable to attend, the Member of the Commission
shall preside over the meeting of the Selection
Committee. The absence of member, other than the
Chairman or Member of the Commission, shall not
invalidate the proceedings of the Committee if more
than half the members of the Committee had
attended its meeting.
(2) The Government shall, from time to time, for the
purpose of sub-rule (1) of this rule
prepare list
of names of the members of the Service in order of
seniority who have completed the prescribed length
of service for promotion to the next higher grade on
the first day of that year.
(3) The Government shall forward to the
Commission the list
prepared under sub-rule (2) of these rules
alongwith the
Character Rolls and service records and
Annual Property
Return of the period the members of the
service has to
complete the required number of years of
service for
promotion indicating the anticipated vacancies
to be filled up
by promotion in course of twelve months
commencing from
the date of preparation of the list.
(4) The Commission after satisfying themselves
that the records and information compete in all
respect have been received, will convene a
meeting of the Selection Committee. The
Selection Committee shall prepare a final list of
Officers who are found suitable for promotion
on an overall relative assessment of their
confidential reports and service records.
(5) The Commission shall forward the list prepared
under sub-rule (4) of these rules to the
Government alongwith all the Character Rolls
and service records and Annual Property Return
received from the Government.
(6) The list shall ordinarily be in force for a period
of twelve months from the date of
(7) The Government shall order promotion of
members of the service included in the list
prepared in the order in which their names
(8) It shall not ordinarily be necessary to consult
the Commission before such promotion is made
unless during the period of twelve months form
the date of the recommendation of the
Commission there occurs a deterioration in the
work of the member of the service which in the
opinion of the Government is such as to render
him unsuitable for promotion.
Training
24.
(1) A probationer who has been appointed to the service
shall, on appointment to the service, undergo such
training and for such period as the Government may
direct.
(2) The Government has decided that all the members of
the service shall, in a span of every two years, undergo
one training course successfully either at Accounts and
Administrative Training Institute, Gangtok or State
Institute of Rural Development, Karfectar or any other
training Institute outside the State. The requirement of
undergoing this training will be applicable only upto the
age of 50 (fifty) years of the Government servant and
will be compulsory for promotion of the Government
servants to the next higher grade and failure to undergo
such training course will render denial of promotion
when due and the next in the line will be considered.
Accordingly, the same has been inserted in all the
Service Rules.
Discharge of a
25. Probationer
Strength and
composition of the
service
A Probationer shall be liable to be discharged from the
service or, as the case may be, reverted to his substantive
post: (a) If he fails to pass the Departmental Examination, or
if the
Government is satisfied that the probationer was
ineligible
for recruitment to the service or is unsuitable for
being a
member of the service, or.
(b) If he is found lacking in qualities of mind and
character
needed for the service or in the constructive
outlook and
human sympathy needed in the public services
generally,
or
(c) If he fails to comply with any one of the
provisions of
these rules.
26.
(1) The strength and composition of the service shall be as
determined by the Government from time to time.
(2) On the date of publication of these rules, the strength and
composition of the service shall be as shown in Schedule
–I.
(3) The Government may add temporarily to the cadre one
or more posts created for a specific period or temporary
basis, carrying duties and responsibilities closely
analogous to the cadre posts:
Provided that the scale of the post temporarily added to
the Cadre shall also be the same as that of the cadre posts to
which it corresponds.
Scale of Pay
27.
(1)
The scale of pay admissible to the member of the
service
shall be as determined by the Government from time
to
time.
(2) On the date of publication of these rules, the scale of
pay
admissible to the members of the Service shall be as
shown
in Schedule – I.
(1) The control over the service including appointment,
transfer,
and deputation shall vest with the Government in the
Training,
Skill
Development, and Chief Minster’s Self Employment
Scheme.
(2) The headquarters of an Officer of the service shall not
be changed save with the concurrence of the
training, Public Grievances, Career Options and
Self Employment Scheme.
Administrative 28.
Control
Residuary matters
29.
(3) A member of the service shall not be transferred from
one
Department to another or from a Department to any
Corporation, Company, Undertaking or body save with
the
concurrence of the Department of Personnel,
Administrative
Reforms, training, Public Grievances, Career Options
&
Self
Employment Scheme both for the transfer and for the
terms
and conditions proposed or stipulated for such transfer.
All other matters in relation to the service not specified or
for which no provision has been made in these rules shall
be regulated by rules and orders applicable to other Officers
of the Government of equivalent status.
Interpretation
30.
If any question arises as to the interpretation of these rules,
Power to relax
31.
Where Government is of the opinion that it is necessary or
expedient to do so, it may by order, for reasons to be
recorded in writing, relax any of the provisions of these
rules with respect to any class or category of persons or
cadre posts.
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
Copy for information to:1.
2.
3.
4.
Dated: 29/5/2008
Secretary, Sports and Youth Affairs Department,
Special Secretary, Home Deptt. for publication in the Gazette ,
File and
Guard file.
DEPUTY SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT
SCHEDULE – I
See rule 3 (3)
COMPOSITION, STRENGTH, POST/GRADE & SCALE OF PAY OF SIKKIM STATE SPORTS & YOUTH AFFAIRS
(COACHES) SERVICE.
Sl. Post/Grade
No.
1
2
1.
Joint Director
(Coaching)
No.
of Pay Scale
posts
(Rs.)
3
4
1 (One)
Rs.11000350-16250
Mode
of Eligibility
recruitment
Conditions
5
6
100%
by 6 years of regular
promotion
service as Deputy
Director
service as Chief
Coach
5
(Five) Rs.7000100%
1(one) in 225-11500
promotion
service as Senior
each
failing which by Coach.
discipline
direct
recruitment
through
open
competitive
examination
from amongst
persons holding
Arjuna Award /
Medal winners
at
Asians/
Olympic Games
possessing
diploma
in
coaching.
4 (four)
Rs. 5500- (a) 50% by Diploma
in
175- 9000
direct
Coaching with a
BP.Ed./BA/ B.Sc/
recruitment
B.com from any
recognized
University. Age
limit: 21 years to
30 years.
(b) 50% by 7
years
of
promotion
continuous
services
as
Assistant Coach
8 (eight)
Rs.5000100% by direct Candidate must be
150-8500
recruitment
Graduate
and
possesses diploma
in Coaching from
National Institute
of Sports.
2.
Deputy Director 2 (Two)
(Coaching)
3.
Chief Coach
4.
Senior Coach
5.
Assistant Coach
Rs.9000300-13800
100%
promotion
Schedule – I
(See Rule 3 (3)
COMPOSITION, STRENGTH, POST / GRADE AND SCALE OF PAY OF
SIKKIM STATE SPORTS AND YOUTH AFFAIRS ( COACHES) SERVICE.
SL. NO.
POST/GRADE NO. OF
POSTS
2
3
Joint Director
1(one)
(Coaching)
PAY SCALE
(Rs.)
4
11000-35016250
2(Two)
9000-30013800
3.
Deputy
Director
(Coaching)
Chief Coach
5(five)
1 (one) in
each
discipline
7000-22511000
4.
Senior Coach
4(four)
5500-1759000
5.
Assistant Coach 8 (eight)
1
1.
2.
5000-1508500
MODE OF
RECRUITMENT
5
100% by
promotion
ELIGIBILITY
6
6 years of regular
service as Deputy
Director.
100% by
6 years of regular
promotion on
service as a Chief
seniority basis
Coach
100% by
7 years of regular
promotion on
service as a Senior
seniority basis
Coach.
Department may
consider direct
appointment for the
Arjuna
Awardees/Medal
winners at
Asians/Olympic Games
and candidates must
posses diploma in
coaching
50% by director
Diploma in Coaching
recruitment and 50 with a
by promotion with BP.Ed./BA/BSc./B.Com
7 years of
from any recognized
continuous
University.
services as a
Assistant Coach
100% by direct
Candidate must be
recruitment
Graduate and posses
diploma in Coaching
from National Institute
of Sports.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 210
GANGTOK – 737101
No. 107/GEN/DOP
DATED: 29/5/2008.
NOTIFICATION
The Governor of Sikkim is hereby pleased to re-designate the
post of Programmer presently held by Ms. Lata Sharma to that of
Assistant Director (Computer) in the scale of Rs. 7000-225-11500 in
the Land Revenue and Disaster Management Department with
immediate effect.
BY ORDER.
Sd/(C. L. Sharma)
DEVELOPMENT AND CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME.
Memo No. 491-93 /GEN/DOP
DATED: 19/5/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 211
GANGTOK: 737101
No. 85 /MV/T
Dated:03/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
The Government of Sikkim is pleased to notify for the information of all
concerned that implementation of the scheme on High Security Registration
Plates Project in the State of Sikkim in respect of the motor vehicles will be
made
effective w.e.f. 1st July, 2008.
All the motor vehicles registered after
1st July 2008 will be fitted with the High Security Registration Plates. All the
existing/old motor vehicles are required to be fitted with High Security
Registration Plates within a period of two years on a phase manner as per the
arrangement made by the Motor Vehicles Division of the Transport Department.
All motor vehicle owners are requested to contact the Registration Office of
Motor Vehicles Division, Transport Department, Government of Sikkim for further
guidelines before getting their vehicles fitted with new embossed Registration
Plates as per the new scheme in accordance with Rule 50 of the Central Motor
Vehicles Rules, 1989 as amended from time to time.
Sd/( K.P. Adhikari)IAS
Commissioner cum Secretary
to the Government of Sikkim
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 212
GANGTOK
No. 119 /GEN/DOP
Dated: 4/6/2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas the State Government has deemed it expedient to fill up the post of
Office Superintendent and Head Assistants and equivalent in the Sikkim Sub-ordinate
(Ministerial and Executive) Service Rules, 1984 (hereinafter referred to as the said rules)
by way of promotion on seniority-cum-merit basis;
And whereas under rule 7 read with Schedule-II of the Sikkim Sub-ordinate
(Ministerial and Executive) Service Rules, 1984, the method of recruitment to the post of
Office Superintendent
and equivalent is 100% by promotion through Limited
Departmental competitive examination and Head Assistant and equivalent is 50% by
direct recruitment through open competitive examination and 50% by promotion through
Limited Departmental competitive examination;
And whereas the State Government is of the opinion that it is necessary and
expedient to relax the provision relating to the method of recruitment prescribed under
rule 7 read with Schedule-II, under item Grade- I and Grade-II of the said rules to
promote the Head Assistant and equivalent to the post of Office Superintendent and
Upper Division Clerk and equivalent to the post of Head Assistant on seniority-cummerit basis;
And whereas rule 10 of the said rules provide for relaxation the method of
recruitment;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by rule 10 of the Sikkim SubOrdinate (Ministerial and Executive) Service Rules, 1984, the Governor of Sikkim is
hereby pleased to relax the provision of the method of recruitment prescribed under rule
7 read with Schedule-II, under item Grade-I and Grade-II of the said rules with a view to
promote on officiating capacity the Head Assistant and equivalent to the post of Office
Superintendent and Upper Division Clerk and equivalent to the post of Head Assistant
on seniority-cum-merit basis as one time relaxation.
Sd/(N. Tshering)
COMMISSIONER-CUM-SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT
Dated: 4/6/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
5th
June,
2008
No. 213
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 46 /Home/2008
Dated: 05/05/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred under section 21 of the Code of
Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Act 2 of 1974), Shri P. L. Acharya, Revenue Officer,
Rongli Sub-Division shall be deemed and deemed always to have been appointed
by the State Government to be the Sub Divisional Magistrate, Rongli with effect
from 22nd April to 5th May, 2008 during the absence of Shri Tenzing T. Kaleon,
Sub-Divisional Magistrare, Rongli, Sub-Division, East for maintenance of law and
order within the boundaries of the Rongli Sub-Division, East Sikkim.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. Home/Confdl./162/1987/(01) Vol:II
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
7th
June,
2008
No. 214
SIKKIM LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SECRETARIATE
NAM NANG, GANGTOK
NO. 25/2008-2009/SLAS/L&PA
Dated: 28 May, 2008
N O T O FI C A T I O N
In exercise of the power conferred under Rule 16 of the Rules of Procedure and
Conduct of Business in the Sikkim Legislative Assembly, Shri D. N. Thakarpa, Hon`ble
Speaker, Sikkim Legislative Assembly has been pleased to call a sitting of the House in
the Assembly Hall, Gangtok from Monday the 9th June, 2008 at 11.00 a.m
The Hon`ble Members are notified accordingly,
By order
(D. Rinchen)
Secretary
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
9th
June,
2008
No. 215
NO. 42/SEC/07-08
Dated: 09/06/08
NOTIFICATION
Election) Rules, 1997, candidate declared uncontested to the Zilla Panchayat from the
following territorial constituency in the state of Sikkim is published hereunder for general
information.
DISTRICT: WEST
No.& Name of
Affiliation
Zilla Panchayat
No. & Name of
Territorial Constituency
1-West
13-Sangadorji Rinchenpong
Name of the candidate Party
Hem Kumar Gurung
SDF
West District, Gyalshing
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
9th
June,
2008
No. 216
NO. 43/SEC/07-08
Dated: 09/06/08
NOTIFICATION
Election) Rules, 1997, candidate declared uncontested to the Gram Panchayat from the
following ward in the state of Sikkim is published hereunder for general information.
DISTRICT: NORTH
No.& Name of
Affiliation
Gram Panchayat
17-Lingdong Barfok
No. & Name of
Name of the candidate
Party
Panchayat ward
17/ 2-Upper Lingdong
Pendimit Lepcha
IND
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
13th
June,
2008
No. 218
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM
GANGTOK- SIKKIM.
No.12/TD/08-09
Date.06.06.08
NOTIFICATION.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub – section (1) of the section 50 of the
Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Act, 1998, (10 of 1998) the State Government
hereby makes the following rules, namely.
Short title, extent 1. (1)These rules may be called the Sikkim Registration of.
And
Tourist Trade Rules, 2008.
Commencement (2) It extends to the whole of Sikkim
(3)It shall come into force on such date as the State Government
may, by Notification in the Official Gazette, appoint.
Definition
2. (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:
(a) ‘Act’ means the Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Act
,1998;
(b) ‘black –list’ means a list maintained and exhibited by Tourism
Department for dealers, hotelkeeper and travel agents who
have been black listed under the provisions of the Act;
(c)‘dealer’ means a person carrying on in a tourist area the
business of selling any notified articles, whether wholesale or
retail and includes his agent or employee transacting business
on his behalf;
(d) ‘hotel’ means any premises, establishment, lodges, resorts,
homestay, dhabas, tents, Inn, Snack bars, restaurants & Bar,
café, village tourism etc. where lodging with or without board
or other services like facilities for convention/conference is
provided for a monetary consideration;
(e) ‘hotel – keeper’ means any person who owns or operates hotel
as proprietor and includes a person managing or operating the
affairs of a hotel for and on behalf of the proprietor;
(f) ‘malpractice’ includes dishonesty, cheating, touting,
impersonation, obstruction in allowing free choice for shopping
or stay or travel arrangement, charging price higher than that
displayed on the label or remuneration higher than that fixed
under the Act, or by any other competent authority, failure to
execute an order within the stipulated time or according to the
terms agreed;
Explanation – I For the purpose of this clause, labeled price shall be reasonable price
with stock number recorded on each label of each item as reflected in the stock books of
dealer / manufacture maintained at their place of business which shall be open for
inspection by the buyer (s) of the item(s) or by the prescribed authority.
Explanation –II The expression ‘touting’ means coercing for shopping, accommodation,
transportation, luggage, sight seeing or pestering for any particular premises by a person ,
establishment or manufacturer with considerations of personal benefit.
(g) ‘notified articles’ means any article notified by the State Government
in the Official Gazette for the purpose of the Act;
(h) ‘part’ means a part of the Act;
(i) ‘person’ including an individual irrespective of having trade license
issued by competent authority under any authority of law, a registered
firm, body corporate, Association of persons, society or a company;
(j) ‘prescribed authority’ means the authority referred to in clause (i) of
section 2 of the Act;
(k) ‘tourist’ means a person or group of persons including pilgrims
visiting the State from any part of India or outside India;
(l) ‘tourist area’ means any area notified by the Government in the
Official Gazette to be a tourist spot for the purpose of the Act;
(m) ‘travel agent’ means a person engaged in the business of conducting
tours and travels, trekking , camping mountain expeditions, water
sports adventure activities, tour operating or other arrangements for
the tourist for a monetary consideration and includes a tourist guide,
excursion agent or tour operator or cargo agent;
(n) ‘offence’ means contravention and violation of any of the provision of
the Act;
(o) ‘offender’ means any person who has committed offence under the
Act;
(p) ‘fine’ means a sum of rupees to be paid by the offender as prescribed
in the section 29 of the Act;
(q) ‘Form’ means a form appended to these rules;
( r) ‘Annexure’ means annexure appended to these rules;
(s) ‘register’ means the register of hotel keepers, dealers, excursion,
agents or guides, travel agents or photographers, as the case may be ,
relevant in the context of these rules;
(t) ‘section’ means a section of the Act;
(u) ‘department’ means the Department of Tourism;
(2) All other words and expressions used in these rules but not defined in the
Act shall have the meaning respectively assigned to them in the Act.
CHAPTER –II
Application for
3. (1) Any person intending to carry on business as dealer
Registration of a Dealer
under the Act shall before the commencement of such
business; apply for the registration to the Prescribed
Authority in the Form –I.
(2)Notwithstanding anything contained in sub- section (1),
any person; already carrying on the business of selling any
notified article in a tourist area on the date such article is
notified under clause (f) of the section 2 of the Act shall
apply for registration under the Act within the period of
three months from the date of the receipt of the application.
(3)Any person or persons who is directly involved or
already involved or doing business or allied business in
terms of provision under clauses (d) (i) or (m) of rule 2 of
these rules prior to the commencement of these rules shall
apply for the registration Forms II, III and IV, respectively,
appended to these rules within one month from the date of
publication of these rules. Contravention of these rules or
non compliance of these rules shall be punishable as
prescribed under these rules.
Registration fee
4.
An application for registration as a dealer, hotel, travel
agent, proprietor of a restaurant/bar, hotel guide or out door
photographer, shall be accompanied with the following fee,
through demand draft /challan /B.R., as the case may be, to
be deposited in favour of Tourism Department, as one time
payment.
(1) Registration Fee:
(a) Dealer
(b) Hotel
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
Rs.
Rs.1000/.
Grade A
Grade B
Grade C
Grade D
Grade E
Rs.10000/Rs. 8000/Rs. 6000/Rs. 5000/Rs. 2000/-
(c)
Restaurant.
(i) Grade -A
(ii) Grade--B
(iii) Grade -C
(iv) Grade -D
Rs.6,000/Rs.4,000/Rs.2,000/Rs.1,000/-
(d) Travel Agent and Tour Operators:Grade-A
Grade-B
Grade-C
Grade-D
(e) Tourist Guide and outdoor photographer
(f)
Rs.10,000/Rs. 5,000/Rs. 3,000/Rs. 1,000/Rs.1,000/-
Fees for issuance of Duplicate Certificate Rs.2,000/-
Provided that for the purpose of clauses (a), (b), (c) & (d), the gradation of the
hotel/restaurant/travel agent /Tour Operators etc. will be on the recommendation
of the Committee constituted under Section 25 of the Registration of Tourist
Trade Act,1998. The Committee, so constituted, shall examine the
amenities/facilities and standards of accommodation available in the
hotel/restaurant/travel agent as furnished in the respective Forms. The Prescribed
Authority on the recommendation shall award classification / gradation to Hotels/
Restaurants/Travel Agents/Tour Operators etc.
2.
Annual fees for renewal of Registration
Certificate.
(a) Dealer
(b) Hotel
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(c) Restaurant/Cafeteria/etc.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(d) Travel Agent and Tour Operators:Grade-A
Grade-B
Grade-C
Grade-D
Rs.500/-p.a.
Rs.2,000/-p.a.
Rs.1500/- p.a.
Rs.1,200/-p.a.
Rs.1,000/-p.a.
Rs. 500/-p.a.
Rs.2000/Rs.1500/Rs.1000/Rs. 500/-
Rs.2 ,000/Rs. 1,500/Rs. 1,000/Rs. 500/-
(e) Tourist Guide and Outdoor photographer Rs.500/.
(f) Fees for issuance of Duplicate Certificate Rs.2,000/-
Acknowledgement
of the application
5.
The Prescribed Authority or his authorized person
shall, on receipt of the application along with the prescribed
fee, acknowledge the receipt thereof indicating the date
on which the application is submitted by the applicant, date
of receipt and the amount of the fee received with the
application.
Certificate of Registration 6.
Refusal of Registration
The Prescribed Authority, shall unless registration
is refused under rule 7, shall issue Certificate of
Registration to the dealer in the Form VI within
the period of three (3) months from the date of
receipt of application.
7. (1) The Prescribed Authority may refuse registration of a
dealer under the rule if he /she is convicted of any
offence under any law providing for prevention of
hoarding, smuggling or profiteering or adulteration
of food or drug under chapter XIII and XIV of the
Indian Penal Code,1860 and that three years have
not elapsed since the expiry of any sentence
imposed upon him/her.
(2)
Removal of the name 8.
from the register
No application for registration shall be refused or
Certificate of registration cancelled unless, the
person applying for registration and the person
whose certificate of registration is to be cancelled
has been afforded a reasonable opportunity of being
heard by giving notice in Form IX..
1. The Prescribed Authority may by an order in
writing remove the name of the dealer from the
register and cancel his certificate of registration on
any of the following grounds, namely:a) if he ceases to be a dealer;
b) if he is convicted of any offence punishable
under Chapter XIII and XVI of the Indian Penal
Code, 1860 or under any law providing for the
prevention of hoarding, smuggling or
profiteering or adulteration of food or drugs or
corruption or
c) if he is black listed by the Prescribed Authority.
2.
Black – listing of dealer
Any dealer whose name is removed from the
register under sub- rule (1) shall forthwith cease to
be a dealer.
9. The Prescribed Authority may, on proof of complaint
of malpractice or for any other offence committed
under these rules for reasons to be recorded, blacklist a
dealer, after taking into consideration the nature
of
malpractice.
(1) The particulars of a dealer black- listed shall be
exhibited at conspicuous places in all tourist areas or
spots and notified to all travel, trade and other
concerned organizations after the order of blacklisting
him has become final.
(2) Notwithstanding action taken under sub- rule (1), the
dealer shall be liable to be prosecuted under the
provisions of law if deemed necessary.
Notice of removal and 10. Before removing the name of a dealer under rule 8 or
blacklisting of dealer
blacklisting the dealer under rule 9 of the ground or on the
grounds on which it is proposed to take action and hold an
enquiry in the presence of the dealer giving him a
reasonable opportunity of showing cause against it.
Removal of the name of 11. If the Prescribed Authority is satisfied that there are
black- listed dealer
sufficient grounds for removal of name of a dealer from
the black-list, he may, after recording the reasons, order his
removal from such list and issue a fresh certificate of
registration on payment of prescribed fee and notify the
same for the information of all concerned.
CHAPTER –III
An application for
12.(1) Any person intending to operate a hotel/Restaurant
registration of a Hotel.
shall, before operating apply for registration to the
Prescribed Authority in Form II. and Form IV,
respectively.
(2) Every application made under sub –rule (1) shall be
disposed off within a period of one month from the
date of receipt of the application failing which the
application shall be deemed to have been accepted
for registration , unless, reasons to be recorded for
delay of proceeding.
(3) Notwithstanding any thing contained in sub- rule (1)
any person already operating/ running a
hotel/Restaurant on the date of issue of the
Notification, he shall apply for registration within
three months from the date of issue of the said
Notification.
Certificate of Registration 13. The Prescribed Authority shall, unless registration is
refused under rules 14, direct that the name and
particulars of the hotel /Restaurant and the hotel
keeper /Restaurant owner be entered in the register
maintained for the purpose and shall issue a
certificate of registration to hotel keeper/Restaurant
owner in the prescribed Form –VII. and VIII, as the
case may be.
Refusal to register a hotel
14. (1) The Prescribed Authority may refuse registration of
a hotel under clauses (a) and (b) of sub-section(1)
of Sectiom12 of the Act on any of the following
grounds, namely:(a) if the hotel keeper does not hold a license or
certificate required to be a hotelier by or under any
law for the time being in force;
(b) if the hotel keeper is found to be in unlawful
possession or under his control of any explosive
substance of a nature likely to endanger life or to
cause serious injury to property;
(c) if the hotel keeper is found running illegal business
and /or other prohibited business under the law;
(d) if the hotel keeper has been declared an insolvent by
a Court of competent jurisdiction and has not been
discharged.
Explanation:-Explosive substance shall be deemed to include any material for making
any explosive substance, any apparatus, machine, implement or materials used, or
intended to be used or adapted for causing, aiding in causing, any explosion in or with
any explosive substance, or , any part of such apparatus, machine or implement and also
as defined in the Arms Act.
b) If the hotel keeper is convicted of any offence under the
Arms Act, 1959 , till the elapse of five years from the date
of conviction;
c) If the hotel keeper is convicted of any offence punishable
under the Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and
Psychotropic Substances Act , 1988 and any of the offence
punishable under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act
1956 and five years has not been elapsed;
d) If the hotel keeper has been convicted in any offence
punishable under the Indian Panel Code 1860 and under the
Food Adulteration Act and five years has not elapsed;
e) If the hotel keeper has been removed from the register and
his certificate of registration is cancelled under any of the
clauses and provision of this Act and six months have not
elapsed since the date of removal and cancellation.
f) If, in the opinion of the Prescribed Authority, there is any
sufficient grounds to be refused.
Provided that the reason is to be recorded in writing for refusing of registration.
(2) No application for registration shall be refused unless the person applying for
registration has been afforded a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
Power of inspection 15.
of the premises
(1).The Prescribed Authority or his authorized person
in writing shall have power of inspection of the
premises without any search warrant from the
Magistrate or court of law before issuance of the
certificate of registration and entry in the register for his
satisfaction at any convenient and reasonable time.
(2) The Prescribed Authority shall also have the power of
inspection in the Premises, if the complaint is received
in writing for involvement of any offence defined under
these rules without search warrant.
Power of seizure and 16.
impose fine.
During the inspection of the premises, the Prescribed
Authority or any of the authorized person not below the
rank of Under Secretary /Assistant Director shall have the
power of seizure of any articles or any materials of offence
as defined under this Act as materials of evidence for
subsequent trial and if the prescribed authority or
authorized person has found anything in contravention and
violation of the Act and any of the rules, he shall impose
the fine thereof as per the provision under the Act.
Seized article to be 17.
kept in safe custody
After the seizure of the seized articles, it shall be kept in
safe custody of the Prescribed Authority or may be
forwarded to the police for the next course of action as the
case may be:
Provided that if no application is presented, claiming the
rightful ownership of the seized article under rule 16, for
recovery of possession of such article within three (3)
months from the date of seizure, the ownership of such
article shall vest with the Government. The Prescribed
Authority shall have the power for public auction of such
seized articles and the revenue so collected shall be
credited in the exchequer of the Government.
Supply of seizure
After the seizure, a copy of the seizure memo shall be
supplied from whom the article was seized.
18.
CHAPTER - IV
Removal of the name from 19.
the register and cancellation
(1).The Prescribed Authority may by order
in writing, remove the name of a hotel keeper
from the register and cancel the Certificate
of Registration on any of the following grounds
namely:a) if the hotel keeper ceases to operate the hotel for
a period of two year for which it is registered;
b) if the hotel keeper is black – listed under the Act;
c) if any complaint of malpractice is proved against
the hotel keeper;
d) if hotel keeper is found to be in illegal possession
of any explosive substance and other articles
forbidden by law;
e) if the hotel keeper is involved, arrested and
convicted under any law within the State of
Sikkim and within the territory of India;
f) if the hotel keeper has been declared insolvent by
a Court of competent jurisdiction and has not
been discharged;
2. Any hotel, the name of which is removed from
the register under sub rule (1), shall forthwith
cease to operate;
Procedure for removal and
cancellation of the
registration certificate.
20.
The Prescribed Authority may issue summons and
show- cause notice to the offender by giving at least
fifteen days time to file their show- cause and
Thereafter, the Prescribed Authority will hear the
matter in person or through pleader and shall pass
an order accordingly of his finding. The summons
and show – cause shall be issued by way of
registered post service or by way of service
personally with acknowledgment of the receipt
through the authorized person of the Prescribed
Authority;
Provided that no order shall be passed without
giving an opportunity of hearing and in the default
of the appearance of the offender, the Prescribed
Authority may pass ex-prate order against the
offender;
Procedure of black – listing
21 . The Prescribed Authority, may on proof on a
complaint and on enquiry by himself or any of the
authorized officer or person in writing ,and after
hearing the parties by giving reasonable opportunity
of hearing for the violation/contravention of any of
the provision of the Act and rules and/ or found to
be involved in malpractices and any other offences
committed
under any law, record the reasons in
writing considering the gravity of the offence
involved, the Prescribed Authority may pass an
order of black listing against the offender;
Provided that no such order may be passed unless a
reasonable cause is shown in writing to the
satisfaction of the Prescribed Authority or
reasonable opportunity of being heard is given
before passing such order for blacklisting. The
blacklisting shall be within the prescribed period
not exceeding the period of ten years.
Power of fixing the
black –listing period .
22.
Power of fixing the rates. 23.
The Government may, by notification in Official
Gazette, shall fix the period of the blacklisting in
the Schedule of these rules as per the offence
committed by the offender considering the nature
and gravity of the offence.
The Prescribed Authority may, by notification in
the Official Gazette, fix reasonable/ maximum rates
which may be charged by a hotelier for the service
rendered by him to a person engaging him as such.
CHAPTER-V
An application for
24.
registration of Travel Agent
/Tour Operator.
(1)Any person intending to carry on the business of
a travel agent/tour operator in a tourist area shall,
before he commences to the act as such, apply for
registration to the Prescribed Authority in Form III
(2) Every application made under sub-rule (1) shall
be disposed off within a period of one month from
the date of the application failing which the
application has been deemed to have been accepted
for registration, unless, reasons to be recorded for
delay of proceeding.
(3)Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule
any person already carrying on the business of
travel agent/tour operator on the date of issue of the
notification, shall apply for registration within
three months from the date of issue of the said
notification.
Certificate of Registration. 25.
The Prescribed Authority shall, unless registration is
refused under Section 12 of the Act, direct that the
name and particulars of the Travel Agent/Tour
Operator be entered in the register maintained for
the purpose and shall issue a Certificate of
Registration to Travel Agent/Tour Operator in the
prescribed Form III.
Refusal to register a Travel 26.
Agency/Tour operator .
Prescribed Authority may refuse registration of a
Travel Agency/Tour Operator under Section 12
of the Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Act,
1998, on any of the following grounds, namely:-
1. if the Travel Agency/Tour Operator does not hold a
license or certificate required to be a travel
agent/tour operator by or under any law for the time
being in force;
2. if the Travel Agent/Tour operator is found to be in
unlawful possession or under his control of any
explosive substance of a nature likely to endanger
life or cause serious injury to property;
3. if the travel agent/tour operator is found running
illegal business and/or other prohibited business
under the law;
4. if the travel agent/tour operator has been declared
insolvent by a Court of competent jurisdiction and
has not been discharged;
Explanation:-Explosive substance shall be deemed
to include any material for making any explosive
substance, any apparatus, machine, implement or
materials used, or intended to be used or adapted for
causing, aiding in causing, any explosion in or with
any explosive substance, or, any part of such
apparatus, machine or implement and also as
defined in the Arms Act.1959.
5.
if the travel agent/tour operator is convicted of any
offence under the Arm Act,1959,till the elapse of
five years from the date of conviction;
6. if the Travel Agent/Tour operator is convicted of
any offence punishable under the Prevention of
Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic
substances Act,1988 and any of the offence
punishable under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention)
Act 1956 and five years has not been elapsed;
7. if the Travel Agent/Tour Operator has been
convicted in any offence punishable under the
Indian Panel Code 1860 and under the Food
Adulteration Act and five years has not elapsed;
8. if the Travel Agent/Tour Operator has been
removed from the register and his certificate of
registration is cancelled under any of the clauses
and provision of this Act and six months have not
elapsed since the date of removal and cancellation;
9. if, in the opinion of the Prescribed Authority, there
is any sufficient grounds to be refused.
Provided that the reason is to be recorded in writing
for refusing of registration.
Power of inspection 27 1. The Prescribed Authority or his authorized person in
of the premises.
writing shall have power of inspection of the premises
without any search warrant from the Magistrate or court of
law before issuance of the certificate of registration and
entry in the register for his satisfaction at any convenient
and reasonable time.
2. The Prescribed Authority shall also have the power of
inspection in the Premises, if the complaint is received in
writing for involvement of any offence defined under
these rules without search warrant.
Power of seizure 28.
and impose fine
During the inspection of the premises, the Prescribed Authority
or any of the authorized person not below the rank of Under
Secretary /Assistant Director shall have the power of seizure of
any articles or any materials of offence as defined under this
Act as materials of evidence for subsequent trial and if the
prescribed authority or authorized person has found anything in
contravention and violation of any of the rules of this Act, he
shall impose the fine thereof as per the provision under the Act.
Seized article to be. 29 After the seizure of the seized articles, it shall be kept in safe
kept in safe custody
custody of the Prescribed Authority or may be forwarded to
may or be forwarded
the police for the next course of action, as the case may be:
to the Police
Provided that if no application is presented, claiming the
rightful ownership of the seized article under rule 16, for
recovery of possession of such article within three (3)
months from the date of seizure, the ownership of such
article shall vest with the Government. The Prescribed
Authority shall have the power for public auction of such
seized articles and the revenue so collected shall be
credited in the exchequer of the Government.
Supply of seizure
memo
30.
After the seizure, a copy of the seizure memo is to be
supplied from whom the article was seized.
Removal of the name 31.
from the register
and cancellation
(1). The Prescribed Authority may by order in writing,
remove the name of a travel agent/ tour operator from the
register and cancel the Certificate of Registration on any of
the following grounds namely:a) if the travel agent/ tour operator ceases to operate
for a period of two year for which it is registered;
b) if the travel agent/ tour operator is black – listed under
the Act;
c) if any complaint of malpractice is proved against the
travel agent / tour operator;
d) if travel agent/ tour operator is found to be in illegal
possession of any explosive substance and other articles
forbidden by law;
e) if the travel agent / tour operator is involved, arrested
and convicted under any law within the State of Sikkim
and within the territory of India;
f) if the travel agent/ tour operator has been declared an
insolvent by a Court of competent jurisdiction and has not
been discharged;
(2).
Any tour operator/ travel agent, the name of which is
removed from the register under sub rule (1), shall
forthwith cease to operate;
Procedure for removal and 32.
cancellation of the
registration certificate
The Prescribed Authority may issue summons and
show- cause notice to the offender by giving at
least fifteen days time to file their show- cause
and thereafter the Prescribed authority will hear the
matter in person or through pleader and shall pass
an order accordingly of his finding. The summons
and show – cause shall be issued by way of
registered post service or by way of service
personally with acknowledgment of the receipt
through the authorized person of the prescribed
authority;
Provided that no order shall be passed without
giving an opportunity of hearing and in the default
of the appearance of the offender the Prescribed
Authority may pass ex-parte order against the
offender.
Procedure of black – listing
The Prescribed Authority may on proof of a
complaint and on enquiry by himself or any of the
authorized officer or person in writing and after
hearing the parties by giving reasonable opportunity
33.
of hearing for the violation/contravention of any of
the provision of the Act and rules and/ or found to
be involved in malpractices and any other offences
committed under any law, record the reasons in
writing considering the gravity of the offence
involved, the Prescribed Authority may pass an
order of black listing against the offender;
Provided that no such order may be passed unless a
reasonable cause is shown in writing to the satisfaction of
the Prescribed Authority or reasonable opportunity of being
heard is given before passing such order for blacklisting.
The blacklisting shall be within the prescribed period not
exceeding the period of ten years.
Power of fixing the 34.
black –listing period
The Government may by Notification in Official Gazette
shall fix the period of the blacklisting in the Schedule of
these rules, as per the offence committed by the offender
considering the nature and gravity of the offence.
Power of fixing the rates 35. The Prescribed Authority may, by notification in the
Official Gazette, fix reasonable/ maximum rates which
may be charged by a travel agent / tour operator for the
service rendered by him to a person engaging him as
such.
CHAPTER –VI
Procedure for an appeal 36.(1)Subject to the provision of sub- section (2) of section 27
against the of order
of the Act an appeal shall lie from every order of the
Prescribed Authority under the Act to the Appellate
Authority to be appointed by the Government, by
notification.
(2) The Appellate authority shall be the Secretary or
equivalent of the Tourism Department;
(3) Every such appeal shall be preferred within thirty days
from the date of communication of the order;
Provided that the Appellate authority may entertain an
appeal after the expiry of the said period of thirty days if
it is satisfied that the Appellant was prevented by
sufficient cause from filing it within the prescribed time
limit.
(4) The appellant shall have a right to appear through a
counsel and the Prescribed Authority may be represented
by such officer or person or a counsel as the
Government may appoint.
(5) On the receipt of any such appeal, the Appellate Authority
shall give the appellant and respondent a reasonable
opportunity of being heard and after making such enquiry
as it deems proper, dispose off the appeal for reason to be
recorded.
(6) The proceeding before the Appellate Authority shall be
completed within three months of its institution. However,
time may be extended as the case may be, giving the
reason in writing.
Power and procedure
37.
of Prescribed Authority
and Appellate
Authority
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
The Prescribed Authority and Appellate Authority
shall have the powers of a Civil Court under the
Code of Civil Procedure 1908 (5 of 1908) in respect
of the following matter, namely:summoning and enforcing of attendance of the
complainant made under the Act and witness
required in connection therewith;
compelling the production of any document ;
examining witnesses on oath ; and
may summon and examine suo- moto any person
whose evidence appears to be material.
Explanation: For the purpose of enforcing the attendance
of witnesses and other persons mentioned above, the local
limits of the jurisdiction of the Prescribed Authority
extends to the whole of Sikkim.
CHAPTER –VII
Power of cognizance 38.
No cognizance shall be taken unless complaint is received
or filed by any person or persons against the offenders
before the Prescribed Authority. The Prescribed Authority
has reasons to believe about the offence or of contravention
of any provision of the Act, he shall have the power to take
cognizance on suo-moto.
Offence and penalties 39.
If any person is found carrying on the business of a dealer,
hotelkeeper or travel agent in contravention of any
provision of the Act and rules made hereunder, the
registration shall summarily be cancelled and penal action
can be initiated against him under the provision of the Act.
Production of NOC 40.
Any person, who applies under sub- section (1) of section 3
and under section 10 and 19 of the Act, shall produce the
No Objection Certificate from the Forest, Environment and
Wild Life Management,Department, the Health Department
(PFA), Water Security and Public Health Engineering
Department, Power Department, Sikkim Fire Services,
Labour Department and Pollution Control Board.
Registration Fee
The fee in respect of issuance of Registration Certificate
under the Act shall be paid at the rate prescribed by
Competent Authority from time to time by Notification.
41.
Procedure for
42.
of institution proceeding
A person shall be liable for the proceeding, if he defaults for
payment of fine imposed by the Prescribed Authority and
or by any contravention of any of the provisions under the
Act and rules made hereunder. The Prescribed Authority or
his authorized person may also proceed with the institution
of the proceeding before the competent Court of law by
filing complaint under the provision of Criminal Procedural
Code, 1973 and/or may file complaint before the Police
Station for registration of the criminal case against the
offender.
Place to hold enquiry 43.
The Prescribed Authority or his authorized person may
hold an enquiry under the Act at the place of his official
Headquarter or at the place where the offence was detected
/occurred and or in such other place as, he may, deem fit
and proper in the interest of the enquiry.
Period for the
payments of fine
44 .
The offender shall pay the fine imposed by the Prescribed
Authority instantly to the Prescribed Authority or his
subordinate officer duly authorized by him and after
recording in writing the reason may give time not less than
five days from the day of offence detected or apprehended
or receipt of notice for payment of fine.
Power of Court to 45.
the try cases summarily
No Court shall take Cognizance of any complaint unless it
is filed in writing by Prescribed Authority or his authorized
person before a Judicial Magistrate of First Class who shall
try any offence punishable under the Act.
Power of Prescribed. 46.
Authority
The Prescribed Authority or his authorized person
may exercise the power of police under section 42 of the
Criminal procedural Code, 1973 for the purpose of
ascertaining the true name and residence of the offender.
Forfeiture of property. 47. Where any person is convicted or fined under the
rules for contravention of any provision of the rules made
hereunder, such articles, items, shall be forfeited to the
Government.
Notice to be sent by
registered post
48. All notices or Orders issued under the foregoing
rules, shall be sent by registered post to the address
of the person registered under the Act as shown in the
application form and all such notices or orders, as the case
may be, shall be deemed to have been validly
communicated when so sent.
Constitution of the 49(1) There shall be a Committee for the purpose of classification
Committee
/ gradation of Hotel / Travel Agent/ Tour Operators as
required under clause ( c) of sub - section (1) of section 50
consisting of the following members , namely:(i) Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Tourism,
Chairman
(ii)One representative each from TAAS/SAATO
Members
(iii)One representative each from Hotel/Restaurant.
Members
(iv) Administrator, IHM
Member
(v)Assistant Director (Hospitality) N/E. Tourism Deptt.
Member.
(vi)Assistant Director (Hospitality) S/W Tourism Deptt.
Member
(vii) Joint Secretary (Hospitality) Tourism Deptt.
Member Secretary.
(2)
(3)
(a)
(b)
(c)
The Committee constituted under the provision of the rule,
after duly examining the Applications and particulars
furnished therein, shall recommend to the Prescribed
Authority for award of Grades to the Hotels/Restaurants
/Travel Agents etc, as the case may be.
The Prescribed Authority or any other person authorized
by him on this behalf or any other lawful authority may
within the tourist area inspect at all reasonable times the
premises in which a dealer/travel agent carries on his
business or any premises where a hotel is operated and
require such dealer, travel agent, or hotel keeper to produce
any document kept in pursuance of this rules for inspection.
The Prescribed Authority may or may not inform the hotel
keeper, the proprietor of restaurant, of the programme of
such inspection. After the inspection, on the basis of
recommendation, the Prescribed Authority will pass an
order to:Fix the reasonable maximum rates and service charges, if
any, commensurate with the standard of the hotel and
quality of the food, accommodation and services, which
may be charged by the hotel keeper during “season” and
‘off season” periods for lodging from persons staying
therein: provided that off season rates shall not be fixed less
than 50% of the season rate; Provided further that the rates
of lodging shall be fixed with reference to each room or
specified accommodation and the member of lodger to be
accommodated.
Fix the member of the lodgers to be accommodated in
each room or in the specified accommodation of the
hotel.
Fix fare rates separately for daily and monthly lodgers.
Provided that the revision of rates shall normally be allowed once
in a year unless there are sufficient grounds to the satisfaction of
the Prescribed Authority to revise the rates before the expiry of one
year.
Display of information and. 50
maintenance of registered
documents.
1) Every registered hotel keeper shall display, at a
conspicuous place, in respect of his hotel, at the
entrance of the hotel or at the reception counter of
the hotel, on a notice board(with a minimum size of
3’-4’) the following information, duly painted,
namely:-
(a) Hotel …………………………. (Name)
(b) Number under the Registration of Tourism Trade Act, 1998………
(c) Total accommodation in the hotel giving details as under:
i) No. of single bed rooms……………………….
ii) No. of double bed rooms………………………
iii) No. of family suits (4 beds)…………………….
(Suits for this purpose mean a unit of more than one room).
(d) Accommodation occupied………………………….
(i) Accommodation reserved…………………………..
(ii) Accommodation available………………………….
(iii) Rate list of each room as approved by the Prescribed Authority
(iv) Other service charges as approved by the Prescribed Authority
(v) Check out time 12.00 noon.
2)
Rate list of eatables to be displayed on a separate notice board.
3) (a) Every registered hotel keeper shall maintain the following books and
register, approved by the Prescribed Authority, namely:(i) Complaint/ suggestion book to be kept at the reception counter.
(ii) Guest /tourist visitor register.
(iii) Bill book duly numbered in duplicate; and
(iv) Receipt book duly numbered in duplicate for receipt of payments/
advance.
(b) The hotel keeper shall not allow the entry of the guest/ tourist in the hotel
room unless his particulars are entered in the guest registration register.
(4)
Every registered travel agent/ excursion agent shall maintain the following
book and registers as approved by the Prescribed Authority, namely:-
(a) Visitors register.
(b) Bill book duly numbered in duplicate; and
(c) Receipt book duly numbered in duplicate for payments / advance.
(5)
Every registered travel agent/ excursion agent shall display the following
information at a conspicuous place, namely:(i)
(ii)
Registration certificate;
Certificate of Travel &Tourism Management Training/Capacity
Building etc.
(6)
(a) Proprietor of a Restaurant/ Bar shall display the following information
at a conspicuous place, namely:(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
Registration Certificate;
rate list of drinks and closing time;
restaurant/ bar opening and closing time.
Certificate of Hotel Management/Capacity Building training.
(b) Proprietor of a restaurant/ bar shall keep bill books duly numbered as
approved by the Prescribed Authority. He shall issue bills to all
customers.
(c) The proprietor of a restaurant/ bar shall keep suggestion/ complaint
book duly approved by the Prescribed Authority at the counter.
(7)
Tourist –guide shall display on his person the identity card, duly
attested by the Prescribed Authority, and shall furnish a copy of approved
rate on demand by a customer.
(8)
(1) Every registered outdoor photographer must display on his person the
identity card, duly attested by the Prescribed Authority and shall maintain
the book and registers, as approved by the Prescribed Authority, namely:(a)Tourist registers.
(b)Bill/ Cash memo book duly printed and numbered.
CHAPTER –VIII
Qualification for travel agent. 51. The travel agent should reasonably be qualified and
able to communicate clearly in Hindi, English and
the local languages.. He should possess knowledge
of culture/ customs of Sikkim. He should be well
conversant
with the tourist places of Sikkim.
Procedure for advance 52. In case the advance reservation is made for more than four
and refund of advance
days, the Hotelkeepers shall not demand more than 50% of
money:the amount of the approved rent as advance. After the
receipt of the advance money he shall confirm the booking.
The entire amount of advance shall be refunded within
seven days where confirmation is not done. In case of
cancellation of advance reservation by the guest, the
following amount can be retained by the Hotelkeeper,
namely:(1) Cancellation within 72 hours from the date and time of
arrival….10% of the advance amount.
(2) Cancellation within 48 hours from the date and time of
(3) Cancellation within 24 hours from the date and time of
Repeal and saving: - 53. (1) The Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Rules, 2006 is
hereby repealed.
(2) Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any action
taken under the rules so repealed, shall be deemed to have
been done or taken under the corresponding provisions of
these rules.
CHAPTER IX
MISCELLANEOUS
Notification of changes. 54. (1)
(2)
(3)
Whenever a business for which a Certificate of
Registration is held by a person devolves by
inheritance or otherwise upon any person or
undergoes a change in respect of any particular
person entered in the register under the Act, such
person shall, within sixty days of the date of such
devolution of change, notify in writing the fact to
the prescribed authority.
The Prescribed Authority shall make necessary
changes in the register maintained for the purpose
and in the Certificate of Registration.
The Prescribed Authority may remove from the
register the name of the person in whose favour the
certificate was issued and cancel the certificate of
registration if the successor is not qualified to be
registered under this Act.
Return of Certificate of registration. 55. When a Certificate of Registration is
cancelled under this Act, the person holding
such certificate shall, within seven days
from the date of publication of the order of
cancellation in the Official Gazette, return it
to the Prescribed Authority.
Duplicate Certificate. 56.
(1) If a Certificate of Registration issued under the Act is
lost, damaged or destroyed ,the Prescribed Authority shall
on an application made on that behalf by the person holding
such certificate and on payment of the prescribed fee, issue
a duplicate certificate.
(2)The Prescribed Authority shall from time to time publish
in such manner it deems fit, the names and addresses of the
persons and of the hotels whose names have been removed
from the register and who have been refused registration
under the Act.
Fixation of rates for 57. The prescribed Authority may by a Notification in the
other services
Official Gazette fix the reasonable maximum rates which
may be charged for hiring of tents, ponies, yaks, sleeping
bags, rafting materials, entry fee in tourist
destination/trekking routes notified in the Official Gazettee
under the provision of sub-section (k) of Section 2 of the
Act.
Power and duties of Police 58.
in respect of offences and
assistance to the Prescribed
Authority
Every Police Officer, shall give immediate,
information to the Prescribed Authority of an
offence coming to his knowledge which has been
committed against the provisions of Rule and shall
assist the Prescribed Authority in the exercise of his
lawful authority.
FORM –I
APPLICATION FORM FOR THE REGISTRATION OF A DEALER
[See Rule 3and 4)
No…………..
Date………..
Photo of the
Applicant
To,
The Prescribed Authority,
Sir,
I/we request that I/we as a dealer and my/our premises known as…………………
situated at……………may be registered under Rule 6 of the Sikkim Registration of
Tourist Trade Rule, 2008 . The particulars of my business are as mentioned below:1.
Name of the persons concerned with full address
intending to be a dealer:
……………………………..
2.
Certificate of Identification/Domicile Certificate………………….…….
3.
Name of the tourist area where the dealer is to be registered …………….
4.
Name(s) of the proprietor(s)
Partner(s) Director
5.
Certificate of Identification/Domicile Certificate ……………………....
6.
Details of articles of tourist interest to be sold
as notified by the State Government under the Act: …………………….
7.
Whether the sales staff can speak English fluently,
please also state if any staff member can speak
foreign language other than English:
……………………………..
8.
Details of persons employed with educational/technical qualification
(a) License number under the Sikkim Shop and
Commercial Establishment Act, 1969, if any
(b) Export Code No.
………………………
…………………………….
(c) Foreign exchange license from Reserve
Bank of India, if any
……………………………
9.
Father’s name of the Applicant
(in case of proprietorship concerns)
…………………………….
Telephone numbers
…………………………….
E.Mail Address
……………………………..
Website
……….…………………….
11.
Whether owner of the building/shop:
…………………………….
12.
Distance in Kms from nearest parking area.
10.
13.
An affidavit to the effect that he does not posses any disqualification
mentioned under clause(a),(b),of section 6 of the Act duly attested
by a notary/oath Commissioner or Magistrate not below the rank of 1st Class
14. List of documents to be attached:………………..
(a) NOC from Tourism, Forest, Power, Fire Services, Health
(b) Receipt of evidencing the payment of fee prescribed under rule 5.
Signature of the applicant.
………………………………………………………………………………………
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
1. Name of the Applicant………………………………………..
2. Fee receipt No. B/R No. /Challan.………………………………………….
3. Date of receipt of the application.………………………………….
Signature of Official
(Seal of Office)
FORM - II
APPLICATION FORM FOR THE REGISTRATION OF A HOTEL
[See Rule3 (3) and (12)]
No…………
To,
Date………..
Sir,
I/We request that I/we as hotel keeper and my / our hotel known
as_________________situated at_________________ may be registered under Rule 6
of the Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Rule, 2008 in respect of
_______________________.
The particulars of the hotel are as under:1. Name of the Hotel with area in Sq. ft.
2. Name of the Promoters with a note on their business antecedents, if any
3. Complete postal address of the promoters/telephone/Fax. E. Mail.
4. Status of the owners/promoters.
5. If Public/private limited company with copies of Memorandum and Articles of
Association.
6. Name of Person intending to operate a hotel or is already operating a Hotel
7. a. Permanent Address
b. Residential Address.
8. Whether own building or rented ______________________________________
9. Domicile Certificate/Certificate of Identification.
10. Educational qualification.
11. Certificate of Hotel Management/ Capacity Building Training. Yes
No.
12. Location of hotel with postal address.
13. Distance from nearest Railway station, airport, main shopping centres (in kms)
14. Number of staff employed
15. Names (s) of Manager (s), with educational/technical qualification
Photo of the
Applicant
16. Details of Staff employed with their full permanent address.
and qualification, supported by documents. ____________________________
17. Hotel with boarding _______________Yes
No._____________
18. Detail of accommodation
(i) Guest Room
No
Facilities
(a) Single bed rooms
(a) Television (b) intercom
(c) Attached baths (d) room heater
(e) central heating system (f) geyser
(g) lifts (h) 24 hrs running water.
(b) Double bed rooms
Facilities: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g)
(c) Suite room
(d) Number of family suites (4 bedded.)
(e) Dormitory
(f) Reception and lounge
Yes / No (if yes area in sq. ft)
(g) Dinning, Conference, Banquet Hall& Restaurant
(h) Facilities for physically challenged persons.
sitting capacity.
Yes
No
(i) Provision of cloak rooms for ladies and gents separately in public areas. Yes
(j) Water Purifying system
Yes
No.
(k) Laundry facilities
Yes
No.
(m) Staff Cafeteria
Yes
No.
(o) Staff staircase
Yes
No.
(p) Staff Uniform
Yes
No.
(q) Emergency exit
Yes
No.
(r) Parking areas – vehicle capacity.
Yes
No.
(s) Health club
Yes
No.
(t) Swimming pool
Yes
No.
(u) Library
Yes
No.
No
(v) Boutique shops
Yes
No.
(w) Garden
Yes
No.
Kitchen
a) Type of Cuisine
Veg.
Non- Veg
b) Commercial Gas Connection
Yes
No
c) Cold & dry storage system.
Yes
No
19. Telephone number___________________
20. Website__________________________
21. E. Mail address.____________________
22. Copy of room tariff,if any, to be enclosed.
23. Eco-friendly practices, if any, being followed.
24. Use of natural flowers/plants for decoration
Yes
No.
25. Promotion of local handicrafts/handlooms
Yes
No.
26. Garbage disposal system
Yes
No.
27. Grade applied for:28. List of documents to be attached
(a) NOC from Forest, Power, Fire Services, Health &PHE
Labour & Excise departments.
(c) Receipt of evidencing the payment of fee prescribed under rule 5.
29. An affidavit duly attested by a Magistrate not below the rank of Magistrate 1st Class
to the effect that he does not possess any disqualifications Mentioned under clause
(a) and (b) of section12 of the Registration of Tourist Trade Act,1998.
______________________________________
Signature of the Applicant.
………………………………………………………………………………………
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
1. Name of the Applicant………………………………………..
2. Fee receipt B/R &Challan No. ………………………………………….
3. Date of receipt of Applicant………………………………….
(Seal of Office)
FORM III
APPLICATION FOR REGISTTRATION OF A TRAVEL AGENT/EXCURSION
AGENT
[See Rule 3(3) 24 and 25]
No……….…
Date…………
To,
Photo of the
Applicant
Sir,
I/We request that I / we may be registered as a Travel Agent /Excursion Agent
under Rule 29 of the Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Rule, 2008 for
______________________ . The particulars required for the purpose are given
hereinafter:1. Name of the applicant with address (Capital letters)__________________________
3. Name of the firm.___________________
4. Whether the firm is a proprietary/partnership/private
or public or public Ltd. Co:
_____________________________
5. Names of Director/Directors/Partner/Partners:____________________________
6.
Location, size and standard of office,
7. Standard of furniture._____________________
8. Educational Qualification/ Technical qualification.
Certificate of Tourism & Travel Management /Capacity Building Training.
9. Details of persons employed with educational/technical education., supported by
documents.
10. Exact location of the office with postal address.
11. Indicate the activities under taken by the firm:(a) Travel arrangement:
______________________________
(b) Sight seeing:
______________________________
(c) Hotel booking:
______________________________
(d) Air Booking:
_____________________________
(e) Hiking/trekking:
______________________________
(f)
Mountaineering:
______________________________
(g) Any other activities:
______________________________
(h) Reputation experience and efficiency of Travel Agent / Excursion Agent_____
12.
Details of Staff Employed with educational/technical qualification, supported by
documents
13. Eco-friendly practices and any other facilities, including use of natural flower/plants,
promotion of Sikkimese handicrafts and handlooms.
14. Whether affiliated to any other Association.
________________________________
15. Telephone number (s)
__________________________
E.Mail Address
__________________________
Website:
__________________________
16. Whether own building or rented:
_________________________
17. Grade applied for.
18.An affidavit duly attested by a Magistrate/ Notary/Oath Commissioner to the effect
that he does not posses any disqualification under Section 2 (I) of the Act.
Yours faithfully,
(Signature of the Applicant)
………………………………………………………………………………………
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
1.Name of the Applicant………………………………………..
2. Fee receipt number B.R.No /Challan ………………………………………….
3. Date of receipt of Application………………………………….
(Seal of Office)
FORM IV
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF A RESTAURANT
[See Rule 3 (3) and 12]
No………
Date……….
To,
Photo of the
Applicant
Sir,
I/ we request that I/we may be registered as a proprietor of Restaurant known as
_____________________________ situated at _________________________ under
Rule 29 of the Sikkim Registration of Tourism Trade Rule, 2008 in respect of
__________________
The particulars of the restaurant/bar are as under:1. Name of the person(s) with full address intending to operate a Restaurant
_________________________
2. Father/Husband’s name:________________________
3. Name (s) of the proprietor/proprietors with full address:______________________
5. Educational Qualification.
6. Certificate of Hotel Management/Capacity Building Training Yes
No.
7. Details of floor size and sitting capacity.
1. Details of persons employed with educational/technical qualification supported by
documents.
2. Whether uniforms for staff have been provided.
Yes/No.
8.License number and date from the concerned authorities (if any):_________________
9. Whether own building or rented:_____________________________
10. wash- rooms
11. Cuisine – Veg / Non-Veg
Yes
No. Indicate numbers.
12. Commercial Gas connection with store facility
13.Garbage disposal system
.Yes
No.
Yes
No.
14.Facilities for the physically challenged persons. Yes
No.
15.Eco-friendly practices and any other additional facilities, including use of natural
flower and plants/promotion of Sikkimese Handlooms and Handicrafts. Yes
No.
16. Distance from nearest shopping centres (in kms).
17. First Aid facilities.
Yes
18. Separate toilet facility for ladies and gents .
Yes
No.
No.
19. Staff position whether trained from recognized Institute of catering Yes
20. Whether uniform has been provided –
Yes
Kitchen
(i)
No. of Kitchens
(ii)
Type of cuisine
(iii) Pantry
(iv)
Water heating system
(v)
Water purifier
(vi)
Air-purifying system
(vii) Cold storage
(viii) Dry storage
(ix)
21. License from Excise Department
Veg
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Non-Veg
No.
No.
No,
No.
No
No.
Yes
No.
22. Fire extinguisher
Yes
No.
23. Fire Exit
Yes
No.
1. Grade applied for .
A
B
C
No.
No.
Both
D
24. An affidavit, duly attested by a Magistrate not below the rank of Magistrate 1st class
to the effect that he does not process any disqualification mentioned under clause(b)
and (c) of section 12 of the Act.
25.Telephone No./E.Mail address/Website.
Yours faithfully,
Date
Place.
Signature of applicant.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
1.Name of the Applicant………………………………………..
2. Fee receipt number ………………………………………….
3. Date of receipt of applicant………………………………….
(Seal of Office)
FORM-V
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TOURIST GUIDE & OUTDOOR
PHOTOGRAPHER
[See Rule 3 and 4]
No……………..…
Date…………..
Photo of
the
Applicant
To,
Sir, I/We request that I/we would like to be registered under the Tourism Department as
Tourist Guide/Outdoor Photographer , under Rule 4 of the Sikkim Registration of
Tourist Trade Rules,2008.
1.
Name
2.
Date of Birth
3.
Domicile Certificate/Certificate of Identification.
4.
Educational Qualification
5.
Certificate-in-photography for outdoor-photographer
6.
Guide Training Certificate.
7.
NOCs from TAAS/SAATO, wherever applicable
8.
Residential Address
9.
Permanent Address for correspondence.
10.
Experience, if any,
11.
Telephone/Mobile No.
12.
An affidavit to the effect that he does not possess any disqualification
Mentioned under clause (a),(b) of section 6 of the Act duly attested by a
Notary Oath Commissioner or Magistrate not below the rank of 1st Class
Magistrate.
13.
License issued by competent authority, if any.
Application No………………
Date…………………………..
Signature of the Applicant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
1.
Name of the Applicant
2.
Fee receipt number/B.R.No/Challan
3.
No.and Date of Receipt of application.
(Seal of Office).
FORM VI
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF DEALER
(See Rule 6)
No…………………………..
Dated:…………………
This is to certify that Shri………………………..S/o, w/o, d/o. ………………….
Proprietor/Manager of M/S. …………………………………………………………...…,
has/have been registered under the Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Rule,2008.
Date:
Place:
(Prescribed Authority).
SEAL
FORM VII.
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF HOTEL
(See Rule 6 and 13)
No………………………
Date………….
This is to certify that the Hotel known as …………………………………………
Located at ……………………..to be operated/being proprietor/owner(s)/Manager of the
said Hotel has/have been registered under the Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade
Rule,2008.
Date:
Place:
SEAL
(Prescribed Authority)
FORM VIII
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF RESTAUTANT
(See Rule 6 and 13)
No……………………
Dated:…………….
This is to certify that the Restaurant known as ………...……………..……
located at……………………… Has been registered under the Sikkim Registration of
Tourist Trade Rule, 2008
Date:
Place:
(Prescribed Authority),
SEAL
FORM IX
NOTICE FOR REFUSAL OF REGISTRATION
(See Rule 7)
No………………
Dated:……………………
To,
Shri
…………………………………….
…………………………………………….
……………………………………………..
Whereas you have applied for registration as…………………………….
But as you have failed to fulfill the following conditions:-
1.
2.
Now, therefore, you are hereby served with a notice as to why registration
should not be refused on grounds specified above. Your reply should reach the office of
Prescribed Authority, Tourism Department, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok, within a
period of 15 days from the date of issue of this notice.
(Prescribed Authority).
FORM X
NOTICE FOR CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION
(See Rule 19)
No…………………
Dated:…………….
To,
………………………….……..
……………………………….….
Registration No.
Whereas your name is liable to be removed from the Register under sectionof the Sikkim Registration of Tourist Trade Rule,2008 on the following grounds:-.
1.
2.
3.
Now, therefore, a notice is hereby given to you to show cause within a period of
15 days from the date of receipt of this notice as to why your /firm name should not be
removed from the register on the grounds specified above, failing which will be
presumed that you have nothing to say in this matter and the order will be passed Exparte.
Date:
Place
(Prescribed Authority)
SEAL
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
13th
June,
2008
No. 219
GANGTOK
No. 30/HCS
Date:12.6.2008
“CORRIGENDUM”
In Notification No. 29/HCS dated 12.3.2008 regarding “The Sikkim Oath
Commissioners (Appointment & Control) Rules, 2008”, Appendix ‘F’ in Rule 12,
may be read as Appendix ‘E’.
By Order,
(Meenakshi M. Rai)
REGISTRAR GENERAL
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
17th
June,
2008
No. 220
NO:38/891/LR&DMD(S)
DT:16.06.2008.
NOTIFICATION
CORRIGENDUM
In the Notice Under Section 4(1) of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894) issued Vide
Notification No.25/891/LR&DMD(S) Dated:3.4.2008 and published in Government
Gazette No.105 dated:3rd April 2008 in relation to the acquisition of land by SPDC Ltd.
in favour of Jal Power Corporation Limited for construction of 120 MW Rangit Hydro
Power Project Stage IV in the blocks of Mabong, Kamling, Suldong & Sanga Dorjee the
land bearing Plot No.234/696A may be read inserted after Plot No.234/A and before Plot
No.248 under Kamling block, West Sikkim.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
13th
June,
2008
No. 221
DATED: 13.06.2008.
And whereas it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for a public
purpose being a purpose of the Union namely for establishment Central University in
the block of Yangang & Rangang South, it is hereby notified that a several pieces of
land comprising cadastral Plots under the schedule of properties below and measuring
more or less 125.0172 hectare.
SCHEDULED OF PROPERTIES IN YANGANG BLOCK
Private land :- Plot Nos. 221, 222, 223, 212, 214, 213/578, 213/P, 224/592, 225, 228,
226, 227, 228/542, 229, 230/P, 231/P, 264, 263/599, 263/P, 210, 215/596, 216/597,
218, 219, 224, 215/593, 216/594, 217/595, 215, 216, 217, 207, 205, 206, 209, 208,
204, 372, 373, 199/P, 381, 370, 371, 375, 377, 374, 376, 378/P, 379/P, 385, 388, 389,
390, 399, 368, 369, 382, 330, 331, 323, 383, 384, 386, 387, 360/532, 359/531, 354,
353, 355, 364, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 333, 332, 365, 366, 367, 346, 349, 347, 348,
345, 344, 343, 342, 340, 351, 350, 335, 321, 322, 338, 339, 338/541, 337/570,
576/625, 337/576, 336/P, 337/574, 320/573, 336/571, 320/575, 576/623, 337/588,
337/589, 337/620, 576/626, 337/583, 337, 320, 337/632, 320/624, 575/630, 320/616,
323/529, 357/631, 319, 318/563, 318, 324, 394, 395, 326, 325, 401, 328, 393
measuring more or less area 121.0052 hectares and Government land bearing Plot
No.211 measuring area .8680 hectare.
SCHEDULED OF PROPERTIES IN RANGANG BLOCK
Private land :- Plot Nos. 391, 327, 329, 435, 402/P, 404, 397, 398, 400, 405, 403,
414, 428/P, 417/P, 415, 414/507, 413, 412/581, 407, 406, 356, 357, 358, 410, 411,
338/540, 334, 352, 412, 416/P, 413/582, 320/628, 409, 540, 544, 546, 545, 543/728,
551, 543, 547/P, 541, 548/P measuring more or less area 3.1440 hectares are likely to
be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid
block of Yangang & Rangang, South Sikkim.
A plan of land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, South
District.
to direct under section 4 read with section 17(4) that the provision of section 5-A of the
aforesaid act shall not apply.
SD/-( R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
19th
June,
2008
No. 222
HORTICULTRUE AND CASH CROP DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT.
NO. 35/HCCD/Adm
Dated:10.6.2008.
NOTIFICATION
The draft of certain rules which the State Government proposes to make
in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 109 of the
Sikkim Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development and Regulation) Act,
2005 (Act No. 5 of 2005) is hereby published as required by sub-section of that
section of the said Act for information of all persons likely to be affected
thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft rules would be taken into
consideration after expiry of a period of 45 days from the date of its
Any views or suggestion, which may be received from any person with
respect to the said draft rules before the expiry of the period so specified, will
be considered by the State Government.
DRAFT RULES
Chapter I
Preliminary
Short title,
Produce
extent and
commencement
1. (1) These rules may be called The Sikkim State Agricultural
(Development and Regulation) Rules, 2007.
(2) They shall extend to the whole of
Sikkim.
(3) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in
the Official Gazette.
Definitions
2. (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires :(a)
“Act” means “The Sikkim State Agricultural Produce
Marketing
(Development and Regulation) Act, 2005;
(b) “Assessing Authority” means the Chief Executive Officer
of Market Committee;
( c) “Broker” means an agent whose ordinary course of
business is to
negotiate and make contracts on payments of brokerage for
purchase or sale of notified agricultural produce or livestock
or
products of livestock on behalf of his principal but does not
include a servant of such principal whether engaged in
negotiating or making such contracts;
(d) “Form” means a form appended to these rules.
(e) “Forwarding Agent” means a person or a group of persons
of
Local
grower-cum-traders
or
a
transporter
who,
in
consideration of
commission, consolidates the agricultural produce from the
producers in the market area and makes transport
arrangement to
forward the
consolidated produce to commission agents,
buyers,
traders in the markets within or outside the State for sale;
(f) “incidental charges” means the charges payable by the
seller in lieu of the services rendered in connection with the
handling of agricultural produce prior to the finalization of
the bid at auction, such as unloading, stacking, cleaning
and dressing charges and shall also include remuneration
for weighing of agricultural produce before the finalization of
bids at the auction or negotiation.
(g) “Licensing Authority” means the authority to which an
application for grant and/or renewal of licence is made
under Section 45, 46 and 47 of the Act;
(h) “Office of Market Committee” means the place where the
headquarters of Market Committee is located;
(i) “Registration Authority” means an authority competent
under Section 38 and 44
of the Act to register market
functionaries;
(j) “Registration
holder”
means
a
person
holding
a
Registration Certificate issued under these rules;
(k) “Secretary” means the Chief Executive Officer of an
Agricultural Produce Market Committee;
(l) “section” means a section of the Act;
2.
Words and expressions used in these rules and not defined
but defined in the Act shall have the meaning as
respectively assigned to them in the Act;
Chapter II
Publication, Etc., of Notifications Relating to Notified Areas
Manner of
3. (1) Every notification under Section 3 declaring a notified
area or
publication of
excluding there from or including therein any area shall be
published
Notifications
(2) Copies of such notification may be;
(a)
Displayed, by affixture in a conspicuous position, in the
office of
the Municipality, Zilla, Panchayat and Gram panchayat
of the village within whose jurisdiction, the area
specified in such notification or any part thereof is situated.
(b) No notification under Section 3 published in the Official
Gazette,
shall deem to be invalid by reason only of the fact that
copies
thereof have not been published or displayed as provided in
sub-
rule (2) above.
Upkeep of Copy
and
Act Rules and
4. Market Committee shall keep a copy each of the Act, rules
Bye Laws open to inspection at its office free of
charge.
Bye-Laws
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Chapter III
Appointments, Composition and Elections to Market Committee
Appointment and
5 (1)
Every Market Committee shall consist of the number of
members
Composition of
as provided under section 14 of the Act. However, at the
time of
Market Committee
formation of New Market Committee, State
Government/Director/
Managing Director shall appoint the Officer-In-charge or
Market
Committee-In charge for a period of 2 (two) years for its
management.
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(2)
Before the expiry of the period of 2 (two) years of the
Officer Incharge/Market Committee in-charge as provided under
sub-rule
(1) above, the elections for the constitution of Market
Committee
shall be held as provided under rule 6.
(3)
In addition to the conditions prescribed under clause (i) of
subsection (1) of Section 14 of the Act, a candidate for
membership of
Market Committee should possess following qualification;
namely:(i)
he/she should be grower of agricultural produce, owner of
livestock and livestock product in the notified area, for
Agriculturist Constituency;
(ii)
Sikkim .
he/she should be ordinarily resident within the State of
(iii)
he/she should have attained the age of 18 (Eighteen)
(iv)
he/she should be of sound mind; and
(v)
he/she has not been declared as insolvent or sentenced by
years;
criminal court, whether within or outside the State for an
offence
involving morale turpitude.
Election to Market
Communication
6. (1) Fixation of date of election
Wherever a general election to a Market Committee or a Bye-
election
under section 14 is to be held,
the
Director/Managing
Director
shall, by an order in writing, fix a date
of such election and
publish
such order by affixing a copy thereof in the
office of Market
Committee and at a conspicuous place in the
principal
market
yard in the market area. The Director/Managing
Director in the said order may authorize an officer to work as
an
Election Officer.
The Election Officer, shall draw and publish the Election
Programme
of
Market Committee giving details of various stages of
the
prior approval of Director/ Managing Director in the local
election with
News
papers
and display the same on the Notice Board of the
concerned
Market Committee and his office.
(2) Different list of Voters
For the purposes of section 14 of the Act, there shall be in respect
of a
Market Committee three separate lists of voters as follows namely
:(a) under clause (i) of sub-section (1) of section 14 of the Act, a list of
members of Managing Committees of Primary Agricultural Cooperative
societies and members of village Panchayats in the market area;
(b) under clause (ii) of sub-section (1) of section 14, of the Act, a list
of
traders holding Licences/Registration in the market area; and
(c) under Clause (iii) of sub-section (1) of section 14 of the Act, a list
of
members of Managing Committees of
Co-operative Marketing
Societies
situated in the market area.
(3) Persons qualified to vote
A person whose name is entered in a list of voters shall be
qualified to
vote at an election to which the list of voters relates, unless he has
ceased to hold the capacity in which his name was entered in such
list.
(4) Preparation of list of voters for general election
Whenever general election to a Market Committee is to be held:(a) the
District Collector /
Department
Urban
Development
and Housing
concerned shall furnish the full names of
members of Gram
Panchayats
in the market area with place of residence of each member;
(b) every Primary Agricultural Co-operative Society in the market area
shall
communicate the full names of the members of its Managing
Committee
together with the place of residence of each member;
(c) Market Committee shall communicate the full names of the
traders holding License / Registration in the market area together
with the place of residence of each such traders; and
(d) every Co-operative Marketing Society shall communicate the full
names
of the members of its Managing Committee together with the place
of
residence of each such member to the authorized Officer/Election
Officer before such date as the Director/Managing Director may by
order
fix in that behalf:
Provided that the date to be so fixed shall not be later than sixty
days
before the date of the general election.
(e) The Authorized Officer shall within seven days from the date fixed
under
sub-rule (1) of rule 6 cause to be prepared the lists of voters as
envisaged
under sub rule (2) on the basis of the information
received under sub- rule (1) of rule 6 and, if necessary, after
making such inquiry as he may deem fit.
(f) Every list of voters shall show the full name, place of residence
and the
serial number of each voter.
(5) Provisional and final publication of lists of voters
(a) As soon as a list of voters is prepared under sub-rule (4) of rule 6,
it shall
be published by the Election Officer by affixing copy thereof at the
office
of Market Committee and at some conspicuous place in the
principal
market yard in the market area alongwith a notice stating that any
person
whose name is not entered in the list of voters and who claims
that his
name should be entered therein or any person who thinks that his
name
or the name of some other person has been wrongly entered
therein or
has not been correctly entered, may within fourteen days from the
date of
the publication of the notice, apply to the Authorized Officer for an
amendment of the list of voters.
(b) If any application is received under clause (a), the Authorized
Officer
shall decide the same and shall cause to be prepared and
published the
final list of voters, after making such amendments therein as may
be
necessary in pursuance of the decision given by him on the
application.
The final list shall be prepared at least thirty days before the date
fixed for
nomination of candidates for the election.
(c) Copies of the final list of voters prepared under these rule shall be
kept
open for public inspection at the office of the Election Officer and
at the
office of Market Committee.
(6)
List of voters for bye-election
The provisions of sub-rules (5), (6), (7) and (8) shall mutatis
mutandis
apply to the preparation of the relevant lists of voters for the
purpose of a
bye-election under section 15.
(7)
Fixing Sages of Election
(a) An election shall be held between such hours and on such dates
and at
such place or places as may be fixed by the Director/Managing
Director.
(b) Not less than 40 (forty) days before the date fixed for the election
under
sub-rule (4) the Director/Managing Director shall publish a notice
stating:(i)
(ii)
the number of persons to be elected by the respective electorate,
the date on which, the place at which and the hours between
which
nomination papers shall be presented to the Election Officer, such
date
not being earlier than 14 days from the date of the publication of
the
notice,
(iii)
the date, the place and the time of scrutiny of nomination papers,
(iv)
the date on which, the place or places at which and the hours
between
which the votes shall be polled, and
(v)
the date on which, the place at which and the hours between
which the
votes shall be counted.
(8)
Nominations
(a) Each candidate for election shall, on the date fixed under sub
clause (ii) of
clause (b) of sub-rule (7) deliver to the Election Officer a
nomination
paper in Form A.
(b) Every nomination paper shall be signed as proposer by a person
qualified
to vote at the election and the candidate shall sign a declaration on
it
expressing his willingness to contest the election.
(c) The same person may sign, as proposer, as many nomination
papers as
there are vacancies to be filled. Each candidate shall be nominated
by a
separate nomination paper.
(d) The Election Officer shall, on receiving a nomination paper, enter in
the
nomination paper its serial number and shall endorse thereon the
date on
which and the hour at which the nomination paper was delivered to
him.
(e) Where the number of nomination papers signed by the same person
as
proposer exceeds the number of vacancies to be filled, those of the
nomination papers which have been first received in the order of
time up to
the number of vacancies shall be deemed to be valid.
(f) Nomination papers received after the date and the time appointed
under
sub-clause (ii) of sub- rule (7) shall be rejected.
(9) Deposit for Nomination
(a) At or before the time of the filing of a nomination paper to the
Election
Officer, each candidate shall deposit with the Election Officer a sum
of one
hundred rupees in cash for which the election officer shall give
receipt. No
candidate shall be deemed to be duly nominated unless the deposit
referred to in this rule has been paid.
(b) If a candidate withdraws his candidature in the manner and within
the time
specified in the sub-rule (14) of rule 6 or if his nomination is rejected
under
sub-rule (13) of rule 6, the deposit paid by him under clause (a) of
sub-rule
(9) shall be returned to him. If any candidate dies before the
commencement of the poll, the deposit paid by him under clause
(a) of
sub-rule (9) shall be returned to his legal representative.
(c ) If a candidate is not elected and the number of votes polled by him
does
not exceed one-fourth of the total number of votes polled divided
by the
number of members to be elected the deposit paid by him under
clause
(a) of sub-rule (9) shall be forfeited to Market Committee.
(d) For the purposes of clause ( c), “the total number of votes polled”
shall mean the total number of counted ballot papers.
(e)
The deposit paid by a candidate shall, if it is not forfeited under
clause ( c)
be returned to the candidate, as soon as may be, after the
publication of
the result of the election.
(10)
Verification of Nomination
On the presentation of a nomination paper, the Election Officer or
an
officer authorized by him shall verify the names of the proposer
and other
information given by the candidate in the nomination paper.
(11)
Publication of list of Nominations
As soon as may be after the date fixed for the presentation of
nomination
papers, the Election Officer shall display on his notice board and
on the
notice board of Market Committee a list in Form B of all
nominations
received with a notice that the nomination papers shall be
scrutinized on
the date appointed under sub- clause (iii ) of clause (b) of sub-rule
(7)
at the place and hours specified in the notice.
(12)
Scrutiny of Nominations
On the date fixed for the scrutiny of nominations of the candidates,
one
proposer of each candidate and one other person duly authorized
in
writing by each candidate may attend at such time and place as
the
Election Officer may appoint for the scrutiny of nominations and
the
Election Officer shall allow them to examine the nomination
papers of all
candidates.
(13) Disposal of objections and rejection of Nominations
(a) The Election Officer shall examine the nomination papers and shall
decide
on all objections which may be received by him pertaining to any
nomination and may, either on such objection or on his own motion
after
such summary enquiry, if any as he may deem necessary, reject
any
nomination on any of the following grounds, namely: (i)
that the proposer is a person whose name is not in the relevant list
of
voters, or
(ii)
that the nomination has not bee filed in accordance with these
(b)
The Election Officer shall endorse on each nomination paper his
rules,
decision
accepting or rejecting the same and if the nomination paper is
rejected,
shall record in writing his reasons for such rejection. The scrutiny of
nominations and the decision of the Election Officer thereon shall be
completed on the date fixed for this purpose and shall not be
adjourned on
any ground.
(14) Withdrawal of Candidature
(a)
Any candidate may withdraw his candidature by notice in writing
signed by
him and delivered either in person by the candidate himself or by his
proposers to the Election Officer, within three days of the date
succeeding
the date fixed for the scrutiny of nominations.
(b)
the
On completion of the scrutiny of nominations and after the expiry of
period within which candidate may withdraw his nomination under
clause
(a), the Election Officer shall prepare a list in Form C of persons,
whose
nominations are accepted and who have not withdrawn their
candidature,
and cause it to be affixed in some conspicuous place in his office,
and in
the office of Market Committee, not less than seven days before the
date
fixed for the election.
15) Procedure of Election
(a) If the number of candidates who are duly nominated and who
have not
withdrawn their candidature under clause (a) of sub –rule (14)
exceeds
that of the vacancies to be filled, a poll shall be taken and the
election
shall be by secret ballot.
(b)
If the number of such candidates is equal to the number of
vacancies, all
such candidates shall be declared to be duly elected.
(c )
If the number of such candidates is less than the number of
vacancies,
all such candidates shall be declared to be duly elected, and the
remaining vacancy or vacancies shall be filled in accordance with
the
provisions relating to the elections of the members of Market
Committee.
(16) Assignment of symbols
In the case of every contested election, the Election Officer shall
assign to
each candidate a distinguishing symbol.
(17) Form of Ballot paper
The Ballot paper for voting shall be printed in Form D and shall
contain
the names of the candidates in alphabetical order beginning with
surname,
together with the distinguishing symbol assigned to each candidate
under
sub- rule (16):
Provided that the names of candidates declared to be duly elected
under
Clause (b) of sub- rule (15) shall not be entered in the Ballot paper.
(18)
Arrangements for holding the Election, etc.
The Election Officer shall make arrangements of fixing of polling
stations,
appointment of Returning, Presiding and Polling Officers and also
make
such other arrangements as may be necessary for the smooth
conduct
and supervision of the election, scrutiny of the ballot papers and
declaration of the results of the election. The Election Officer shall
give
publicity to the arrangements made by him for holding of the
elections in
Local Newspaper and display the same on the Notice Board of
Election
Officer and Market Committee.
(19) Voting
Every voter shall have as many votes as there are members to
be
elected on behalf of the electorate but no voter shall give more
than
one vote to any one candidate.
(20)
Procedure at election when equality of votes exists
In the event of equality of votes between any candidates, the
Candidates shall be selected by lot drawn in the presence of
the
Election Officer.
(21)
Death of candidate before poll
A candidate who has been duly nominated dies, before the poll,
the
Election Officer shall, upon being satisfied of the fact of the
death of
the
candidate,
countermand
the
poll
and
the
election
proceedings shall
be commenced afresh in all respects as if for a new election.
(22)
Intimation of the name of the representative of a Local
Authority
to the Election Officer
The Local Authority within whose jurisdiction the principal market
yard is
situated or, the person or Administrator appointed to exercise
the
powers and perform the functions of such Local Authority as the
case
may be, shall intimate in writing to the Election Officer the name
of the
person nominated as its representative before the date fixed in
this
behalf by the Election Officer.
(23)
Filling in casual vacancies in Market Committee under sub-
section
(8) of Section 14
Any vacancy in a Market Committee under Section 14 shall :(a) Where the vacancy is of an elected member, be filled in the same
manner as that for a general election within a period of three
months
from the date on which the vacancy occurs; and
(b)
Where the vacancy is of a nominated member, be filled by
nomination
within a period of one month from the date on which the vacancy
occurs.
(24) Publication of the names of elected and nominated members
of
Market Committee
The names of elected and nominated members of Market
Committee
shall
be
published
in
the
Official
Gazette
by
the
Director/Managing
Director as soon as possible after their election and nomination.
(25) Determination of the validity of election
(a)
If the validity of any election of a member of Market Committee is
brought
in question by any person qualified either to be elected or to vote
at the
election to which such question refers, such person may, within
seven
days after the date of the declaration of the result of the election,
apply in
writing:-
(a) to the Director/Managing Director, if the election has
been
conducted by a person authorized by the Director/Managing
Director, to perform the function of an Election Officer, and
(b) to the State Government, if the election has been
conducted by
the Director/Managing Director as an Election Officer.
(b) On receipt of an application under clause (a) of sub-rule (25), the
Director / Managing Director, or the State Government, as the case
may
be, shall after giving an opportunity to the applicant to be heard and
after
making such inquiry as he or she, as the case may be, deems fit,
pass an
order within 60 (sixty) days from the date of receipt of such
application
confirming or amending the declared result of election or setting the
election
aside
and
such
order
shall
be
final.
If
the
Director/Managing
Director or the State Government as the case may be sets aside
the
election, a date shall be forthwith fixed, and the necessary steps be
taken
for holding a fresh election for filling up the vacancy of such
member.
(26)
Expenditure in connection with or incidental to such
election
All expenditure incurred by the Election Officer in connection with
or
incidental to the election of members of Market Committee shall
be
payable by Market Committee as a sum due to the State
Government.
To enable the Election Officer to meet the expenditure on this
account,
he shall cause Market Committee to deposit the amount as
advance
equal to the estimated expenditure of election on completion of
elections
shall provide detail accounts to the Director / Managing Director
and
Market Committee.
(27) Destruction of ballet papers
On the expiry of three months from the date of publication of the
names
of elected and nominated members of Market Committee under
clause
(24) of rule
6 all the ballot papers may be destroyed in the
presence of
the
Chairman,
Vice-Chairman
and
Secretary
of
Market
Committee.
Election of
7.
Soon after a Market Committee is constituted and non-official
members
Chairman and
are nominated thereon, the Director / Managing Director shall call
a
Vice Chairman
meeting of Market Committee to be held on a date, at an hour and
place
appointed by him, for the purpose of electing Chairman and Vice
Chairman from amongst the producer-members and further
authorize, if
necessary, some other officer subordinate to him to preside over
it.
Quorum for
8.(1) The quorum to constitute a sitting of a Market Committee, shall be
one
the election
third of the total number of members with the exception of the
sitting held
of Chairman
to elect Chairman/Vice Chairman, or to consider a motion of no-
and
confidence against the Chairman/Vice – Chairman, where it shall
not be
Vice-
less than two-third of the total membership of Market Committee
Chairman
(2) If at any time fixed for a sitting or if at any time during the sitting
there is
no quorum, the presiding-member shall either suspend the
meeting until
there is quorum or adjourn it to some future day.
(3) The votes may be taken by voices or by show of hands. Only if
any nonofficial member insists, the member- presiding shall have resort to
secret
ballot. For the conduct of secret voting the presiding member may
adopt
any procedure he considers fair, flawless and appropriate in the
circumstances. In any case, the members shall first be duly
advised
about the details of the methodology.
(4) In the event of equality of votes polled by the contesting
candidates at
the election of Chairman / Vice-Chairman, the election shall be
decided
by draw of lot in the presence of Presiding Officer.
Election
9 (1) In case, the election to the office of Chairman and Vice-Chairman
of a
Petition
Market Committee is disputed by any other non-official member of
Market
Committee,
he
may
file
an
appeal
to
the
Managing
Director/Director within
30 (thirty) days reckoned from the day on which the election result
was
declared, putting forth, the grounds of challenge.
(2) The Managing Director/Director, after giving an opportunity of
being
heard to all the parties concerned and after making such enquiry,
as he
may consider appropriate, pronounce his judgment preferably
within three
months, and such decision shall be final .
Handing over
10 (1) On the appointment of a new Chairman or Vice-Chairman, the
outgoing
Charge to
Chairman or Vice-Chairman in whose place the new Chairman or
ViceNew Chairman
Chairman has been appointed shall forthwith hand-over charge of
his
Or Vice Chairman
office to such new Chairman or Vice-Chairman, as the case may
be.
By the
Outgoing
(2) If the outgoing Chairman or Vice-Chairman fails or refuses to
handover
charge of his office as required under Sub-rule (1), the
Chairman or
Director/Managing Director or any officer empowered by the
Vice -
Director/Managing Director in this behalf may, by order, in writing
direct
Chairman
the Chairman or Vice-Chairman, as the case may be, to handover
charge of his office and all records and property of Market
Committee
forthwith, if any, in his possession as Chairman or ViceChairman, to the
new Chairman or Vice-Chairman.
(3)
In case of failure to comply with directions given by the Director/
Managing Director under Sub-rule (2) above, the Director/
Managing
Director shall take action as provided under sub-section (1) and
(2) of
Section 18
11.
The Chairman or Vice-Chairman may resign his office by giving
in
Resignation
Of office by
writing to Market Committee and to Director/ Managing Director.
except in a case where the person resigning delivers the notice
of
Chairman
resignation personally to the Chief Executive Officer, the Chief
Or Vice
Executive Officer shall on receipt of notice of resignation obtain
Chjairman
confirmation from the person concerned as to its genuineness.
A
resignation delivered personally or confirmed as aforesaid shall
take
effect on and from the date on which the notice is placed before
Market Committee.
Resignation or
12. (1) Any member other than the Chairman or Vice-Chairman may
resign his
Removal of
Office by giving notice to the Chairman and such resignation
shall take
a member
effect on the date on which it is received by the Chairman. Such
of Market
resignation of the member accepted by the Chairman shall be
brought
Committee
to the notice of the Director/Managing Director immediately and
Market
Committee in its next meeting.
(2)
Any member of a Market Committee may be removed by the
Director /
Managing Director:
(i)
if he or she acts in a manner which in the opinion of the
Director/ Managing Director is prejudicial to the working
of Market Committee, or
(ii)
if he or she is convicted by a Court of Law for any one or
more
offences under the Act or any other Act or the Rules or
Byelaws made thereunder, unless a period of three years
has
elapsed from the date of expiry of such conviction, or
(iii)
if he or she becomes of unsound mind and stands so
declared
by a competent court, or
(iv)
if he or she is employed as a paid legal practitioner on
behalf of
Market Committee or as legal practitioner against Market
Committee or as an officer or servant under the Act.
Explanation: For the purpose of this Sub-rule, a member
of a Market Committee shall be considered by the Director
/ Managing Director to have acted in a manner, prejudicial
to the working of Market Committee, if on the receipt of a
report from the Chairman or any Officer working under
Director/Managing Director supported by such evidence, if
any, as may be produced, the Director / Managing Director
are satisfied that::(i)
he openly or secretly organized some or all traders against
their
assemblage at the competitive auctions of the notified
agricultural produce, livestock or livestock products with a
view to depress the market prices thereby forcing the
sellers to part with their commodities at lower prices; or.
(ii)
he himself persuaded or organized others to persuade the
sellers
to sell their notified agricultural produce, livestock or
livestock
products in his premises or premises belonging to others
without
the channel of the market with a view to earning, without
the notice or knowledge of Market Committee, for himself
and others in whose premises the sales are to take place
unauthorized allowances from such sales; or
(iii)
he himself or in collusion with others willfully disobeys or
refuses
to carry out, the provisions of the Act and of the rules or
the Byelaws made there under which regulate the payment of
License/Registration fees, market fees or any other fees or
refuses to pay any arrears of amount due to Market
Committee or sale proceeds of the notified commodities
due to a seller or commission agent with a view to deprive
Market Committee of its financial resources or with a view
to force the sellers or commission agents to bargain with
the sellers to the latter's advantage; or
(iv)
he himself or in connivance with others organizes strikes or
helps
in organization of strikes by weighmen, motor lorry drivers,
cart man, or other functionaries of the market for gaining
higher emoluments or any other concessions from Market
Committee, buyers, sellers or commission agents.
(3) (a) The Director / Managing Director shall, before taking action
under Sub-rule (2), issue a notice calling upon the member
of Market Committee concerned to show cause within such
time as may be specified therein, not being less than fifteen
days from the service thereof, why he should not be
removed as a member of Market Committee and consider
his reply thereto, if any, received from the member before
the expiry of the time specified in the notice and also give
an opportunity of hearing to the member concerned before
giving the decision in the matter.
(b)
The Director / Managing Director shall also send a copy of
the notice referred to in
concerned for information.
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clause (6) to Market Committee
Chapter IV
Special Market /Special Commodity Market
Constitution
13.(1)
The State Government or Director/Managing Director may
by
Of Market
notification under Section 4, 19 and 20 of the Act declare a
market
Committee
as a Special Market/Special Commodity Market provided
that the
For
market:-
Special
(i)
caters almost exclusively to one or one group of
commodity;
Market /
(II) supplies most of its arrivals to food processing
industries or
bulk buyers or to export trade i.e. a terminal market :
Special
(iii) major portion of arrivals or dispatches or both are from
outside
Commodity
the State; and
Market
(iv) arrivals and dispatches are of such nature and quality
that it
requires special status.
(2)
The Special Market/Special Commodity Market shall have
a
Market Committee and an Executive Committee as
provided
under Section 21 and 23 of the Act.. The Executive
Committee
shall function under overall supervision of Market
Committee and
shall take decisions on matters related to functioning and
trading
in the market, as authorized by Market Committee.
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Chapter V
Conduct of Business, Powers and Duties of Market Committee
Control
14. (a)
Market Committee shall have absolute control over the
principal
Of
market and Sub-Yard established under that Market
Committee.
Market
Market Committee, subject to these Rules and to the
Orders
Committee
behalf,
issued by concerned authorities from time to time in this
shall manage its affairs having due regard always to the
best
interests of the farmers and the trade in the notified
agricultural
produce.
(b)
For exercising the above control effectively, Market
Committee
shall entrust the management of each market to a
Supervisor, so
appointed. The Supervisor shall manage the market under
the
direct supervision of the Chief Executive Officer.
(2)
The market shall be open for trading at such hours as
Market
Committee may fix, from time to time.
(3)
Vehicles intended to transport notified agricultural
commodities
shall be kept or allowed to remain at such stands or
places and
for such time, as may be earmarked by Market
Committee.
(4)
The notified agricultural produce intended for sale shall be
exhibited at such places and in such manner and at such
times as
may be permitted by Market Committee.
(5)
The ingress and egress in the market area shall be
permitted to
such persons and at such times as Market Committee
may deem
proper:
Provided that no person Licensed or Registered under the
Act
shall be prevented from entering the market during any
time,
when it is open to the public.
Powers
15.
And
(i)
Market Committee shall :implement the provisions of the Act and of the rules and
byeduties
laws made there-under in the market area;
of market
(ii)
Committee
Implement the directions given by the Government /
Director/Managing Director from time to time, in the
establishment
and development of market;
(iii)
(iv)
maintain and manage the market yards;
provide necessary facilities for the marketing of notified
agricultural produce in the market area;
(v)
supervise the conduct of the market functionaries;
(vi)
regulate the opening, closing and suspending of
transactions in a market yard;
(vii) enforce the conditions of a licence/registration;
(vii)
regulate the preparation, execution and enforcement or
cancellation of agreements of sales, the weighment,
delivery,
payment and all other matters relating to the marketing of
notified
agricultural produce;
(ix) provide for the settlement of all disputes between the
seller
and the buyer and others arising out of any kind of
transaction
connected with the marketing of a notified agricultural
produce
and all matters ancillary thereto;
(x) collect, maintain and disseminate information in respect of
:(a) sale prices and movement of notified agricultural
produce;
(b) production, processing and storage of notified
agricultural
commodities; and
(c ) any other relevant information .
(xi)
take all possible steps to prevent adulteration and
to
promote grading and standardization of notified
agricultural
commodities;
(xii)
levy, recover and receive fees, subscriptions and
other
sums of money to which Market Committee is
entitled;
(xiii)
employ necessary number of officers and servants
for the
efficient implementation of the provisions of the Act
and of
the rules or Bye-laws made there under;
(xiv)
conduct the auction of notified agricultural produce
strictly
in accordance with the procedure laid down
thereunder
these rules or the Bye-laws of Market Committee;
(xv)
ensure correct weighment of notified commodities;
(xvi)
regulate the entry of persons and the vehicular
traffic into
the market yard;
(xvii)
prosecute persons for violating the provisions of the
Act or
of the rules and the bye-laws including the
compounding
of offences;
(xviii) acquire, hold and dispose off any movable or
immovable
property for the purpose of efficiently carrying out
its
duties;
(xix)
institute or defend any suit, action, proceeding,
application
or arbitration and compromise any such suit, action,
proceeding, application or arbitration;
(xx)
provide facilities, such as provision of adequate
space for
direct sales by a producer and assist a producer by
preparing invoices and bills on his behalf when he
sells his
produce
to
a
trader
without
employing
a
commission
agent;
(xxi)
direct purchase of notified agricultural commodities
in the
event of drastic fall in prices so as to avoid distress
sale by
producers;
(xxii)
promote Public Private Partnership for carrying out
market-led extension activities and services in its
area viz
collection, maintenance and dissemination of
information
in respect of production, sale, storage, processing,
prices,
arrivals and movement of notified agricultural
commodities;
(xxiii) set up and promote Public Private Partnership in
management of the Agricultural Markets;
(xxiv) take measures for prevention of purchases and
sales
below the Minimum Support Prices fixed by the
Government from time to time;
(xxv)
promote
and
Committee may
encourage
e-trading,
Market
establish a regulatory system, create infrastructure
and
undertake other activities and steps needed thereto;
and
(xxvi) any other activities other than the above as
stipulated under section 26 (1), (2), (3), and (4) of
the Act.
Explanation:
For the purposes of this rule the
Market
Yard
means the Principal Market Yard and the
Sub-Market
Yard established under Market Committee.
Powers and
16. (1) The Chairman of Market Committee shall be the Chief
Controlling
Duties
and
Supervising Authority of Market Committee. All
officers and of Chairman
servants of Market Committee shall, subject to
the provision of the
and Vice
Act, the rules and bye-laws including the directions given by
Chairman
Market Committee, be subject to his control.
.
(2) The Chairman shall: (a)
preside over the meetings of Market Committee and of
every
Sub-Committee thereof and conduct business at such
meetings;
(b)
control the financial and executive administration of Market
Committee;
( c)
and
exercise general supervision and control over the officers
servants employed in connection with the affairs of Market
Committee (whether
such officers or servants are
Government
servants or otherwise);
(d)
In the event of emergency, he may direct the execution or
stop any
work or any other act which generally requires the prior
sanction
of Market Committee.
(3)
The Vice-Chairman shall:
(a)
in the absence of the Chairman, preside over the meetings
of
Market Committee;
(b)
exercise such powers and perform such duties of the
Chairman as
the Chairman may, from time to time, delegate to him; and
(c )
exercise the powers and perform the duties of the Chairman
during
the absence of the Chairman on account of a vacancy in the
office of
the Chairman or otherwise.
(4) In the absence of both the Chairman and Vice-Chairman, the
member elected by the meeting shall preside over such
meeting of
Market Committee.
Meetings
17. (1) Except for the meetings convened pursuant to the
provisions of
Of Market
Sections 15 and 16 of the Act, a Market Committee may
meet as
Committee
often as be considered expedient considering the quantum
of
business before it but at least once in a month.
(2) Notice of every meeting accompanied by list of business or
agenda proposed to be transacted at such meeting shall
be
communicated by the Secretary to every member of
Market
Committee sufficiently in advance of the date fixed by the
Chairman or in his absence by the Vice-Chairman of
Market
Committee.
(3) Market Committee shall ordinarily meet within the
premises of its office.
(4)
Save as otherwise provided in these rules, the quorum to
constitute a sitting shall be five non-official members;
Provided that sittings convened specifically to consider
and pass
the annual budget estimates shall require special majority
of no
fewer
than seven non-official members.
Provided,
further that
the quorum in
a Sub-Committee meeting shall be equal
to one
third of its membership:
(5)
If at any time fixed for a sitting, or if at any time during a
sitting,
there is no quorum, the Chairman shall either suspend the
sitting
until there is quorum during the day or adjourn the sitting
to some
future day.
(6)
rule (5)
When a sitting has been adjourned in pursuance of Sub-
on two successive dates fixed for the sitting of the
Committee, no
quorum shall be necessary for the third time to transact
the same
business.
(7)
Unless otherwise provided by these Rules, all matters at
any
sitting of Market Committee shall be determined by a
majority of
votes of the members present and voting. In case of
equality of
votes on any matter, the Chairman shall have a second
or
casting vote.
(a)
Proceedings of every meeting shall be recorded in the
Minutes
Book, which shall be authenticated by the Chairman and
the
Secretary, of which a copy shall be supplied to every
member
after the meeting as soon as practicable. The Minutes
Book
shall be permanently preserved and shall remain in the
personal
custody of the Secretary, and at all reasonable hours
shall be
open to inspection by the Chairman/Members and the
Director/
Managing Director, and any other officer authorized by
him in
this behalf. It shall not be treated as a public document
and
copies of the record of proceedings of any meeting
entered
therein shall be supplied by the Chairman to a person
when so
required by an order of a Court or on application made
to the
Chairman in this behalf, after collecting the necessary
fees
fixed therefore in its Bye-laws.
(b)
Copies of the agenda and of resolutions of the meeting
shall be
sent to all members of Market Committee. On a
requisition
made in this behalf, a copy of the resolutions passed at
a
meeting shall be
sent to the Officers of the other
departments
who have attended such meeting.
(c)
If a member gives notice in writing seeking alteration in
the
Minutes on the ground that the record is not in
conformity with
the decision
taken, the matter shall be placed before
Market
Committee in its next meeting for decision, and the
decision
thereupon shall be final and conclusive.
Persons
speak
18.(1)
The Director/ Managing Director shall be entitled to attend,
Entitled
sitting of
in, and otherwise to take part in the proceedings of a
to attend
Market Committee but shall not have the right to vote.
meetings
Assistant
(2)
Officers of Marketing Department not below the rank of
of market
Director of Marketing, the District Collector or any of his
Committee
authorized by
subordinates not below the rank of revenue officer
him in writing shall be entitled to attend any meeting of
Market
Committee constituted for any notified area within his
jurisdiction
and to address Market Committee, on any matter but shall
not be
entitled to vote. The Chairman of Market Committee may
request
an officer of any other department connected with any
notified
agricultural produce to attend and address any meeting of
Market Committee.
Member(s)
19.
No member who has a personal, pecuniary or direct
interest which
not entitled
may prejudicially affect the consideration of any of the
matters to
to take
be decided in any meeting of Market Committee or by any
Sub-
part in certain
Committee, shall be present at or participate or vote in the
said
proceedings
meeting of Market Committee or Sub-Committee.
Explanation: A member shall be deemed to be interested
in the
matter in which he or any of his relations mentioned below,
has,
directly or indirectly, any personal or pecuniary interest: (a)
Wife/husband or children, (b) father or mother, (c) brothers,
sisters, their wives/husbands or children.
Meetings of
20.
The meeting of Market Committee shall not ordinarily be
open to
Market
the public. However, persons of the public who are
interested in
Committee not
attending a meeting can do so with the prior permission of
the
open to the
Chairman or the presiding member, but shall not be
allowed to
public
participate in the proceedings.
Authority to
21.
On requisition by at least one half of the members of
Market
call a
Committee, or, on his own motion, the Chairman of Market
special
Committee may, if he is satisfied about exceptional
meeting
circumstances, call a special meeting of Market Committee
to
consider matters of immediate importance.
Duties and
22. (1)
powers of
Chief Executive
Officer
There shall be a full time Chef Executive Officer of Market
Committee who shall also function as the Secretary.
(2)
The Chief Executive Officer shall be appointed by Market
Committee from the panel maintained by the Director/
Managing
Director. The Director/ Managing Director shall draw upon
such
panel of the candidates which may include professionals
from
open market to be appointed as Chief Executive Officer as
may
be prescribed. The Director/ Managing Director shall have
powers
to appoint Chief Executive Officer from the services of the
State
Government/Board and such appointment shall be binding
on
Market Committee.
(3)
All employees of Market Committee shall be under his
control,
and all orders issued to them shall pass through him. He
shall be
competent to pass orders with regard to their posting in the
Principal Market Yard and Sub-Market Yards according to
the
requirements of Market Committee and to grant casual
leave to
such employees. The Chief Executive Officer shall work
under the
control of the Chairman.
(4)
The Chief Executive Officer shall attend all meetings of
Market
Committee or Sub- Committee or a Joint Committee or an
ad-hoc
Committee, except a meeting wherein anything, pertaining
to him
or any of his relatives is to be considered.
Explanation: "relative", for the purpose of this Sub-rule,
shall
mean:
(a)
Father, mother, wife / husband, son, daughter, brother and
sister
of the Secretary;
(b)
Brother and sister of the father of the Chief Executive
(c)
Father, mother, son. daughter, brother and sister of the
Officer and
wife or
husband of the Chief Executive Officer
(5)
and
The Chief Executive Officer shall advise Market Committee
its Chairman in the light of the provisions of the Act, rules
and
bye-laws framed under the Act and the directions of the
Government or of the Director/ Managing Director issued
from
time to time and the previous decisions of Market
Committee. His
opinion shall be recorded in the proceedings of the
meetings of
Market Committee. The Chief Executive Officer shall be
responsible to send a copy of the proceedings of all the
meetings
of Market Committee to the Director/ Managing Director
immediately, but in no case, later than three days from the
date of
the meeting.
(6)
It shall be the duty of the Chief Executive Officer to carry
into
effect the provisions of the Act, rules and bye-laws made
under
the Act and the instructions of the Government or of the
Director/
Managing Director and the decisions of Market Committee
and of
the Chairman, consistent with the provisions of the Act, the
rules
and the bye-laws to effect maximum improvement in the
market.
(7)
The Chief Executive Officer shall see that communications
addressed to Market Committee by the Government and
the
Director/ Managing Director are dealt with promptly and
efficiently.
(8)
Subject to the provisions of sub-rule (5), the Chief
Executive
Officer shall be responsible for carrying on the day to day
working of the office of Market Committee, maintenance of
accounts, punctual rendering of returns, monthly review of
the
progress made in the enforcement of the Act and the safe
custody
of the cash, the common seal, the Minutes Book and other
records and assets of Market Committee.
(9)
The Chief Executive Officer shall make an annual
assessment of
the work of the employees engaged in connection with the
management of the affairs of Market Committee and shall
submit
to the Chairman of Market Committee who shall take this
assessment
into
consideration
while
making
final
assessment of
the work of such employees.
(10)
The Chief Executive Officer shall ensure to publish and
circulate
from time to time the data of arrivals and rates of
agricultural
produces standard-wise brought in to the market area for
sale as
prescribed.
(11)
Any other activities as provided under sub-section (1) of
section
36 of the Act.
Constitution
(23)
A Market Committee may constitute all or any of the
following
of
Sub-Committees for assisting it in the discharge of its
functions, namely :-
Sub-
(i)
Executive Sub-Committee;
Committee
(ii)
Staff Sub-Committee;
(iv)
Finance and Works Sub-Committee; and
(iv)
Disputes Sub-Committee.
(2)
Each of the aforesaid Sub-Committees shall, besides the
Chairman of Market Committee consist of four other
members
appointed by Market Committee in the following manner;
namely:(i)
In the case of each of the Sub-Committees, other than the
Disputes Sub-Committee, all the members shall be such as
may be appointed by Market Committee from among the
members thereof;
(ii)
In the case of Disputes Sub-Committee, three members
shall be members of Market Committee representing the
growers of agricultural produce and owners of livestock
and livestock products and one member shall be a member
of Market Committee representing the persons Licensed /
Registered under Section 44.
(3) (a)
Every Sub-Committee constituted under Sub-rule (1) shall
have
as its Chairman, the Chairman of Market Committee, who
shall
preside over the meetings of such Sub-Committee.
(b) (i)
In the absence of the Chairman, the Vice Chairman of
Market
Committee, shall act as the Chairman of every Sub-Committee,
except the Disputes Sub-Committee, and preside over its
meetings.
(ii)
In the case of the Disputes Sub-Committee, in the absence
of its
Chairman at any meeting, one of the members selected by
lot
shall preside over such meeting.
(4)
The Chief Executive Officer shall also function as the
Secretary of
all the Sub-Committees.
Nature of
(24)
Save as otherwise provided under sub-section (3) of
section38
of
and sub-section (i) and (ii) of section 50 and rules 41, 42
and sub
disputes to
rule (10) of
rule 82, the Disputes Sub-Committee shall
arrange for
be decided by
the settlement of disputes in regard to the quality or
weight, as
the
the case may be, of the agricultural produce, livestock or
products
dispute
of livestock or the price or rate to be paid thereof, the
allowances
sub-
for wrappings, dirt or impurities or the deductions for any
cause or
Committee
the payment of sale proceeds due to a seller or
commission agent
and
from a buyer or a commission agent or the time lag fixed in
the procedure
connection with such payment, arising between
to be
followed
(a)
a buyer and a seller;
thereof
(b)
a buyer and a commission agent;
(c )
a commission agent and a seller; or
(d)
the agents of any of them.
(2)
The Disputes Sub-Committee shall appoint a panel of not
less
than five but not more than fifteen persons, known for their
integrity, to act as arbitrators in the settlement of disputes
referred
to
the
Disputes
Sub-Committee
from
among
the
agriculturists
residing in the market area and the traders doing business
in such
area but not being the members of Market Committee.
(3)
Where any dispute of the nature referred to in sub-rule (1)
arises,
it shall be reported to the Chief Executive Officer
by
submitting
an application in writing signed by either of the parties for
the
dispute together with such fees not exceeding Rs.100/- as
may be
fixed and notified by Market Committee for each such
dispute and
the dispute shall be decided in accordance with the
following
procedure:
(a)
The Chief Executive Officer shall try to settle the
dispute himself by hearing both the parties. In case
the parties do not agree to the settlement
suggested by him, he shall call upon each of the
parties to select one arbitrator from the panel of
arbitrators appointed under sub-rule (2).
(b)
The arbitrators so selected shall, after hearing the
parties
give their decision thereon. If there is no unanimity
in the
decision of the arbitrators, they shall refer the same
to an
umpire named by them from the panel of arbitrators
aforesaid who shall, after considering the views of
both the
arbitrators, give his decision in the matter.
(c)
If any of the parties to the dispute is aggrieved by
the
decision of the arbitrators or the umpire, he may
prefer an
appeal against such decision to the Disputes SubCommittee whose decision therein shall be final
and
binding on both parties to the dispute and if any
party
defies the decision of the Disputes Sub-Committee
Market
Committee may cancel the licence/registration of
such
party.
(d)
The dispute shall, as far as possible, be decided on
the
spot and on the same day.
(e)
Market Committee shall maintain a full record of all
the
disputes reported and settled as aforesaid in a
register in
Form E.
Subscription
25.
Market Committee may, with the approval of the
for Market
Director/Managing Director, levy a subscription not
intelligence
exceeding
postage, from
Rs.50/-
per
annum,
exclusive
of
every subscriber for copies of the market report
published
by Market Committee. Such subscription shall be
paid in
advance to Market Committee.
Publicity in
26.
Market Committee shall whenever its funds permit,
subject
favour of production
to the prior approval of the Director/Managing
Director
and marketing of the
provide staff for publicity (including demonstrations
/
notified agricultural
exhibitions) for the improvement of the production
and
produce, livestock or
marketing of the notified agricultural produce.
Products thereof
Promotion
27.
Market Committee shall under take grading of
of grading
notified agricultural commodities in accordance
services
with the grades fixed by Market Committee
according to the standards of commercial grading.
Market Committee shall with the previous sanction
Of the Director / Managing Director, appoint
necessary
Staff required for such grading.
Prevention of
28.
It shall be the duty of Market Committee to take all
Adulteration of
possible steps to prevent adulteration of notified
of notified agricultural
agricultural commodities in the notified area and no
person
commodities
doing business in the notified area, shall cause
adulteration of any notified agricultural commodity
or sell
or cause to be sold any adulterated commodity in
the
notified market area.
Explanation:
adulteration of
For
the
purpose
of
this
rule,
notified agricultural commodities shall include, the
mixing
of varieties of different qualities of a commodity,
mixing of
sieved remains of commodities and mixing of earth,
dirt or
stones or any other extraneous matter with any
notified
agricultural commodities.
Travelling
29. (1)
Allowance to the
Market Committee shall pay sitting fees, Travelling
Allowance and other allowances to its Chairman,
ViceMembers of Market
Chairman and members as per Sikkim
Finance
Rules
Committee
(2)
Market Committee shall not allow its Chairman,
ViceChairman, members, officers or employees to incur
any
expenditure for performing journeys beyond its
jurisdiction
to any place within the State without the previous
sanction
of the Director/Managing Director or any Officer
authorized
by him in this behalf and to any place outside the
State
without the previous sanction of the Government.
(3)
Market Committee shall not incur any expenditure
on any
deputation sent by it to any place outside the State
without
the sanction of the Government and the number of
members for any such deputation shall not
exceeding
three including the Chairman or Vice-Chairman.
(4)
Market Committee shall pay an honorarium to its
Chairman at the rate not exceeding Rs. 200/- per
month,
Rs. 150/- per month and Rs. 100/- per month where
the
annual income of Market Committee is Rs. 2 lakhs
and
above, less than Rs. 2 lakhs, but not less than Rs1
lakh
and less than Rs.1 lakh, respectively subject to the
availability of funds and with the prior approval of
the
Director/Managing Director.
Aministration
30 (1)
The Director/Managing Director shall control and
coand
ordinate the administration and proper working of
Market
inspection of
Market
Committees in the State.
(2) (a)
He shall inspect and may authorize any of his
officers to
Committee
inspect
periodically
the
offices
of
Market
Committees,
markets, premises of the Licensees / registration
holders, etc., and issue such instructions, from time
to
time, for proper
implementation of the provisions
of the
Act or of the rules and bye-laws made thereunder.
(b)
The
Director/Managing
Director
may,
himself
inspect or
cause to be inspected by an officer authorized by
him, the
accounts of a Market Committee or hold an enquiry
into
the affairs of Market Committee.
(3)
When the affairs of a Market Committee are
enquired into,
all members, officers and servants of Market
Committee
shall furnish such information and produce such
documents in their
possession, relating to the
Market
as
affairs of
Committee
the
Director/Managing
Director or
the officer authorized by him may require.
Submission of
31.
All references and proposal from a Market
Committee
References
intended for sanction by or for information or
approval of
and proposals
the
Government
shall
be
sent
to
the
Director/Managing
to the Govt. by
Director who shall forward such references or
proposal to
Market Committee
Penalty for
the Government with his remarks.
32
Any person entering or attempting to enter the
market
disobedience
when directed not to do so by an officer of Market
of orders of
Committee or disobeying the instructions of any
such
Market Committee
officer of Market Committee in regard to the places
where
other vehicles loaded with the notified
agricultural produce, livestock or products of
livestock and
animals may stand or in regard to the roads by
which and
in regard to the time at which they may proceed,
shall be
punishable with fine which may extend to Five
hundred
rupees in the case of first offence and to One
thousand
rupees in the case of every
Bye-laws of Market
33
subsequent offence.
Market Committee shall make Bye-laws under sub -
Committee
section (1) Section 110, consistent with these rules
and
Model bye-laws framed by the Director/Managing
Director
to regulate its own procedure and to specify the
conditions
of trading in the notified market area.
Amendment
34
(1)
Subject to the provisions of this rule, the Bye-laws
of
to
Market Committee may be amended, altered or
abrogated
Bye-laws
resolution at a meeting of Market Committee held
for that
of
purpose.
Market
(2)
Market Committee shall give due notice under
intimation
Committee
to the Director /Managing Director in accordance
with its
Bye-laws to all the members for considering any
amendment, alteration or abrogation of Bye-law.
(3)
Any amendment, alteration or abrogation of a Bye-
law
shall be deemed to have been duly made, if a
resolution to
that effect is passed at a meeting by majority of the
members present and voting and duly approved by
the
Director/ Managing Director as provided under this
Rule.
(4)
Whenever the Director /Managing Director passes an
order in exercise of his powers conferred under sub-
section (1) of
section 96 directing the framing of Bye-laws or amending
the
existing Bye-laws, Market Committee shall incorporate the
text of
the new Bye-laws made or the text of the amendment to
the
existing Bye-laws in the Bye-laws of Market Committee,
subject to
the result of the appeal if any, filed before the State
Government,
within thirty days. In case of failure of Market Committee to
incorporate such amendment within the stipulated time, the
amendments ordered by the Director/Managing Director
shall be
deemed to have been incorporated in the Bye-laws. The
Chief
Executive Officer of Market Committee shall submit the
amended
Bye-laws to the Director/Managing Director, immediately.
(5)
After the resolution is passed, a copy thereof shall, within a
period
of two months from the date of the meeting at which the
resolution
was passed, be furnished to the Director/Managing
Director
along with :(a)
two copies of the relevant Bye-laws in force with
amendment proposed to be made in pursuance of the
resolution
together
with
reasons
justifying
such
amendment, alteration or abrogation;
(b)
four copies of the text of the Bye-laws as it would stand
after amendment signed by the Chairman or in his
absence by the Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
of Market Committee; and
(c)
such other information as may be required by the
Director/Managing Director.
(6)
On receipt of a copy of the resolution and other particulars
referred to in Sub-rule (4), the Director/Managing Director
shall
examine
the
amendment,
alteration
or
abrogation
proposed by
Market Committee and if he is satisfied that the
amendment,
alteration or abrogation is not contrary to the Act, or the
rules and
is in the interest of Market Committee and regulation of
marketing
of the notified agricultural produce, he may communicate
his
approval to the amendment, alteration or abrogation as
required
by sub-section (1) of Section-96 of the Act. The amended
Byelaws shall come into force on receipt of the communication
of its
approval to Market Committee by the Director / Managing
Director.
(6)
Where the Director/Managing Director is of the opinion that
the
proposed amendment alteration or abrogation may be
approved
subject to any modification, he may indicate to Market
Committee
such modification after explaining in writing his reasons
therefore.
The Bye-laws as modified shall be deemed to have come
into
force as soon as, the modification is adopted by Market
Committee in the next meetings.
Powers
35 (1)
No prosecution shall be instituted for any breach of any of
these
of
rules without the previous sanction of Director / Managing
sanction of
Director. No prosecution shall be instituted against a
prosecutions
licensed/registered person until he has been given an
opportunity
of explaining his conduct and then only under the special
orders
of Market Committee passed at a special meeting of which
notice
shall be given to all members.
(2)
Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (1), the
Director/Managing Director or any officer authorized by him
may,
if he is satisfied that the prosecution is not lodged in spite
of
sanction given by him, or it is unduly delayed, he may
himself
institute a prosecution for any offence under these rules.
Exercise the
36
Before exercising the powers to write off irrecoverable
amounts
powers to write
under section 31, Market Committee shall consider the
issue in a
off irrecoverable
meeting and satisfy itself that the amounts due cannot be
amounts
recovered either because the person is not traceable or
has
become insolvent or the officer entrusted to collect such
amounts
has reported that the recovery is not possible.
Compounding
37 (1)
An Officer of Market Committee who finds that a person
including
of
any market functionary has committed or is reasonably
suspected
offence
of having committed an offence (other than contravention
of
by
section 39) under the provisions of the Act, or rules or Byelaws
Market
made there under shall report the fact together with the
record, if
Committee
any, in this behalf, to the Chief Executive Officer of Market
Committee.
(2)
The Chief Executive Officer shall place the report before
Market
Committee. Market Committee may, after consideration of
the
report, serve a notice on the person who has committed or
is
reasonably suspected of having committed the offence
calling
upon him within the time specified in the notice to explain
why
proceeding should not be taken against him or to state
whether
he is prepared to compound the offence.
(3)
If the person is prepared to compound the offence, Market
Committee shall order the person to appear before it,
within the
time specified by Market Committee and after giving him
an
opportunity of being heard, compound the offence as
provided
under section 30.
Penalty for
38
The Chief Executive Officer, Market Committee and in
respect of
contravention of
case relating to Chief Executive Officer, the Director /
Managing
the provisions of this
Director or person authorized by him shall file the case in
the
Act / Rules /
court of the Magistrate not below the rank of Judicial
Magistrate
Bye-laws
First Class (JMFC), with all the documentary evidences of
the
offence having committed by the concerned and the JMFC
shall
have authority to try these offense.
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Chapter VI
Contract Farming
Registration
39
(1)
As provided under sub-section (1) of section 38 the
Contract
of
Farming Sponsor of for getting himself registered shall
make an
Contract
application in writing to the Director / Managing Director to
be
Farming
called as the Sponsor Registering Authority
in Form F
along with
Sponsor
the documents prescribed in that Form, with a fee of
Rupees five
hundred per year per district
paid by Challan in the
Government
treasury.
(2)
On examination of the application made under sub-rule (1)
and
after ascertaining the payment of necessary fee for
registration,
the Sponsor Registering Authority concerned shall record
the
particulars of such application in the register maintained in
Form
G and dispose of the application within a period of thirty
days from
the date of receipt of the application and the registration
shall be
given in Form H.
Contract Farming
40 (1) The Contract Farming Agreement between the Contract
Farming
Agreement
Producer and the Contract Farming Sponsor shall normally
be in
Between
Form I. However, the Contract Farming Producer and the
Contract Farming
Contract Farming Sponsor shall be at liberty to mutually
decide
Producer
the terms and conditions of the Contract Forming
Agreement,
And Contract
which shall not be contrary to the provisions of the Act and
the
Farming
Sponsor
rules.
(2) Contract Farming Sponsor shall submit within fifteen days
of
execution of agreement, the original copy of the Contract
Farming
Agreement entered with the Contract Farming Producer for
registration to the Chief Executive Officer to be called as
Agreement Registering Authority who shall acknowledge
the
same and record the same in Register maintained in his
office in
Form J.
Dispute
Settlement
41.
Any dispute arising out of the Contract Farming Agreement
shall be referred for settlement to the Director / Managing
Director
Authority
to be referred as the Dispute Settlement Authority
by
making an
of
application in writing accompanied with a court-fee stamp
of
Contract
Rupees twenty for the purpose of settlement of dispute.
The
Farming
Dispute Settlement Authority, after verification of the
documents
and after giving the reasonable opportunity of being heard
to the
concerned parties shall give his decision within a period of
thirty
days.
Appeal
42.
Any person who is aggrieved by the decision of the
Dispute
Against the
Settlement Authority under Rule 41 may, within a period of
thirty
Of the
days from the date of such decision, file an appeal to the
District
Dispute
Collector which the Dispute Settlement Authority belongs,
Settlement
accompanied with a court-fee stamp of Rupees fifty and
copy of
Authority
such decision appealed against. The appellate authority,
after
giving reasonable opportunity of being heard to all the
concerned
parties and after verifying the concerned record and
documents,
shall decide the appeal within a period of thirty days from
the date
of receipt thereof and the decision given by the appellate
authority
shall be final.
Purchase
43.
The Agricultural Produce under the Contract Farming
Agreement
of Produce
may be purchased any where by the Contract Farming
Sponsor
under
and no market fee of Market Committee shall be leviable
on this
Contract
produce. If the Contract Farming Sponsor has purchased
the
Farming
produce with an intention to export or processing, then he
shall
Agreement
inform to the Registering Authority, the same in Form K.
The Contract Farming Sponsor shall submit a declaration
to the Sponsor Registering Authority, that he is exporting
or processing the produce within a period of ninety days
from the date of purchase.
Contract Farming
44.
Notwithstanding anything contained in the Contract
Farming
Sponsor prohibited
Agreement, Contract Farming Sponsor is prohibited from
raising
from raising permanent
any permanent infrastructure of any kind or create any
leasehold
structure on Contract
rights or charge of whatever nature on the Land of the
Contract
Farming producers’
Farming Producer.
land
Objective of
45.
Contract Farming
The Contract Farming Agreement shall be entered by the
Contract Farming Sponsor, exclusively, for the purchase of
the
Agreement
agricultural produce from the Contract Farming Producer
and it
shall be construed to mean only as such for all purposes.
Period of contract
46.
The minimum period of Contract Farming Agreement shall
be for
Farming
one crop season, and the maximum period shall be as may
be
Agreement
Recovery of Loans
sponsors to
mutually decided between the sponsor and the producer.
47.
Loans and advances given by the contract farming
And Advances given by
the contract farming producer shall be recovered only from
sale
The Contract Farming
proceed of the agricultural produce and in no case
Sponsor to the
by sale of the land regarding which the
Contract Farming
Contract Farming Agreement has been entered into.
Producer
Submission of
48.
A Contract Farming Sponsor shall submit annual accounts
in
Annual Accounts by
Form L before 30th June every year, to the Sponsor
Registering
Contract Farming
Authority
concerned
in
respect
undertaken by
Sponsor
him during the previous financial year.
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of
all
transaction
Chapter VII
Regulation of Trading
Application
49 (1)
Any person desiring to register or renew a registration
under subfor
section (1) of section 44 shall make an application in
FORM M:
registration
or
Provided that every such application shall be accompanied
renewal
with such fees, which shall not exceed Rs. 525/- (Rupees
five
of
l
hundred and twenty five only), or as may be provided in
the Byeregistration
laws of Market Committee;
under
sub-section (1)
Provided further that a person residing outside the notified
area
of section 44
and desiring to operate in a notified area of a Market
Committee
of the Act
for specific transactions which shall be less than 10 in
number in
and fees
a year may be granted a special registration on payment of
such
chargeable
fees which shall not exceed Rs. 20/- (Rupees twenty only)
or as
therefore
may be provided in the Bye-laws of Market Committee:
Provided also that every application for renewal of
registration
shall be accompanied with such fees which shall be half of
the
fees fixed for registration;
(2)
Where a trader registered in one Market Committee
desires to
effect purchase or sale in the jurisdiction of another Market
Committee, he may apply to Director / Managing director
for
registration in FORM N with information mentioned in the
said
form alongwith fees of Rs 50/- (Rupees fifty only) per
market area
Director / Managing Director on receipt of such application
together with required information and fees may grant
registration
to the applicant for carrying out trade in more than one
market
area in FORM N1 . The concerned registration holder shall
be
required to submit returns of purchases of agricultural
produce
made by him every month to the concerned Market
Committee
and shall have to pay the market fee on the purchases of
agricultural produce made in the respective market area to
the
concerned Market Committee every month.
(3)
A Market Committee may exempt from the provisions of
Subsection (1) of Section 44 any person who on any single
day
carries on the business of purchasing or selling any
notified
agricultural produce for domestic consumption and or not
exceeding such quantity as Market Committee may by
Bye-laws
may determine as retail sale.
Registration
to operate as
agents,
50 (1)
No person shall operate within a notified market area as
commission agent, trader, broker, carting or clearing
Commission
warehouseman, weigh man, measurer, surveyor, lorry
owner, cart
Agent, Trader,
man except under and in accordance with the conditions
under
Broker, Carting or
which he is registered with Market Committee:
Clearing Agent
etc. in
Provided that no person who is in the service of any other
person,
notified
or who does any other business, shall be eligible to hold a
market
registration as a commission agent, trader, broker,
area
warehouseman, weigh man, measurer, surveyor,
cart
man,
carting or clearing agent.
(2)
Any person desiring to obtain a registration or renew his
registration under Sub-rule (1) shall make an application in
Form
M together with such fees not exceeding the maximum
specified
below or as may be provided in the Bye-laws of Market
Committee.
Maximum fee per
Registration for
Annum for obtaining or renewing
Registration
1.
Commission Agent/
Rs.
125
Trader/Broker
2.
Carting or clearing agent
Rs.
100
3.
Warehouseman
Rs.
150
4.
Weigh men, measurer or
Rs.
100
surveyor
5.
Lorry owner
Rs.
100
6.
Cart Man
Rs.
10
(3)
A license / registration can be granted to Commodity
Exchange registered under Forward Market Commission
by
Market Committee on an application in Form M and on
payment
of fees mentioned under proviso one to sub-rule (1) of rule
49
and all the provisions relating to the trader / commission
agents/brokers, etc in this Act and rules shall be applicable
to the
licensed
/
registered
functionaries.
The
Commodity
Exchange
shall pay 50 % of the market fees as prescribed to Market
Committee in whose market area the purchase transaction
takes
place and shall be required to submit a written statement in
writing to the concern Market Committee and Director /
Managing
Director giving details of commodities purchased in the
respective
market area and amount of market fees paid.
(4)
The Commodity Exchange shall retain 50 % of the market
fee
collected for the purpose of developing and maintaining
their
activities in the market area and other activities and with
the
following conditions, namely :(a)
Strengthening, warehousing capacity at each centre of
delivery of
produce which can be arranged on accreditation basis. The
Godowns/
warehousing
capacity
created
in
different
States/UTs
under Rural Godown Scheme of the Government of India
may also
be considered for this purpose;
(b)
The Spot Market should invariably lead to the delivery of
commodities and no trading should be allowed without
corresponding physical delivery of the commodity.
(c)
Should
Standardization,
Grading
and
Certification
of
commodities by approved Graders of Agricultural Produce
Market Committee/ Directorate of Marketing Inspection.
(d)
Should provide permanent electronic price display board at
market centre.
(e)
The market fee will be collected from the buyer and remitted
by the Commodity Exchange to the Agricultural Produce
Market Committee.
(f)
The prices quoted by the buyer should be net payable to the
farmer including the brokerage charge. The transport cost
and other miscellaneous costs delivered at warehouses
should be on the account of buyer and the buyer should
quote only the net payable price to the farmer.
(g)
The membership should be freely available to all including
farmers.
The membership fee for the farmers may be
decided in consultation with the respective Agricultural
Produce Market Committee and commodity exchanges.
(5)
The registration granted to the Commodity Exchange may
be for
a period of one year and can be extended by renewal of
registration after payment of required fees and an
application to
Market Committee. The respective Agricultural Produce
Market
Committee / Board will regulate/control the activities of the
members/brokers of Commodity Exchanges.
Power of Market
51. (1)
Market Committee shall, within fifteen days of the receipt of
the
Committee
application for grant or renewal of registration under rule 49
or
to grant or
rule 50 either issue or renew a registration in Form O as the
case
renew
may be or reject the application therefore giving reasons for
such
registration
rejection.
-----------(2) (a)
An application for the renewal of a registration shall be made
at
least thirty days before the date on which the registration is
due to
expire;
Provided that where any such application is not made as
aforesaid, but before the date of expiry of the registration,
Market
Committee shall on payment of a late fee at a rate
equivalent to
10 per cent of the prescribed licence fees for the delay of
first
fifteen days and 25 per cent till the total delay of 30 days
may
grant or renew the registration.
Note 1: While calculating the late fee, a fraction of a rupee
which
is less than half shall be omitted and a half or more shall
be
rounded off to the next higher figure.
Note 2: Market Committee may waive the late fee for
reasons to
be recorded in writing.
(c)
Every renewal of registration granted under this Sub-rule
shall
take effect from the date following that on which the
registration
expired.
(3)
Every registration made or renewed under this Rule shall
expire on
the last day of the financial year, for which it was issued. Full
fees
shall be payable even for a part of the year.
Issue of
52.
Market Committee, may issue a duplicate registration on
payment of
duplicate
a fee at the rate of half of the registration fee but not less than
Rs. 5/registration by
(Rupees five only), if it is satisfied that original copy of
registration
Market Committee
Suspension or
order issued by it has been lost and accidentally destroyed.
53
Market Committee may, by a resolution passed in a meeting or
by
cancellation of
circulation and approved by a majority consisting of not less
than five
of its members, cancel or suspend the registration granted to
registration by
any
Market
commission agent or trader or any other person or organization
under
Committee
sub-section (1) of section 44 of the Act, if it is satisfied that ;
(I)
the Registration has been obtained through willful
misrepresentation or fraud; or
(II)
the holder thereof or any servant or anyone acting on his
behalf with his express or implied permission commits a
breach of any of the terms or conditions of the registration or
the provisions of these Rules or the Bye-laws of Market
Committee;
or
(iii)
the holder of the Registration in combination with other
holders of
(iv)
Registration commits any act or abstains from carrying out
his normal business in the market with the intention of
willfully obstructing, suspending or stopping the marketing
of any notified agricultural produce in the market area in
consequence whereof the marketing of such notified
agricultural produce has been obstructed, suspended or
stopped; or
(v)
the holder of the registration has become an insolvent; or
(vi)
the holder of the registration is convicted of any offence
under the
Act.
Provided that Market Committee shall not take action
aforesaid,
without giving the show cause notice and the opportunity
of being
heard to the person concerned.
Provided further that the Chairman, Market Committee
may
suspend the registration of a person holding registration
under
section 44, or rule 51 if he is satisfied that the person so
registered has violated any of the provisions of the Act and
there
is a prima-facie case against the concerned person for
action as
provided under the rule
for a period not exceeding 15
days. The
Chairman of the Committee shall place the matter before
Market
Committee
for
ratification
and
action
if
any,
as
contemplated
under the rule within a period not exceeding 15 days.
Appeal against
54 (1)
An appeal from the orders of Market Committee shall be
preferred
the orders
within
a
period
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
of
communication of
of cancellation
such orders, before the Director/Managing Director. The
or suspension
Director/Managing Director shall, on receipt of such
appeal, call
of Registration
for all the relevant registers and records from Market
Committee,
by
make or cause such enquiry as he deems necessary and
pass
Market
orders either confirming or cancelling the orders of
suspension or
Committee
cancellation of the registration.
(2)
The Director/ Managing Director may suspend the
execution of
the order pending decision in the matter under Sub-rule (1)
in
respect thereof.
Method of sale
55.
All the notified agricultural produce brought into a market
for sale
of notified
or
shall be conducted by Market Committee by open auction
agricultural
tender system. The notified agricultural produce shall be
exhibited
produce
for sale, auction and weighment in the manner as laid
down in the
Bye-laws of Market Committee.
Unit of Price
56.
The unit of price quotations in respect of sale of notified
agricultural
Quotation of
produce, livestock or products of livestock shall be the unit
of
notified
metric weight, or metric measure or the number as
specified in
agricultural produce
Sale and Trade
the Bye-laws of Market Committee.
57 (1)
Market Committee shall provide facilities for direct sale
between
Practice of
a seller and buyer in the market. The seller shall be free to
sell
Notified
his notified agricultural produce, livestock or products of
livestock
Agricultural
either directly or through licensed/registered commission
agent or
Produce
any other person licensed/registered for the purpose.
(2)
It shall be the responsibility of the buyer to take delivery of
the
notified agricultural produce, livestock or products of
livestock
immediately after its weighment/measurement or counting
as the
case may be in the market in its naked form and make
payment
thereof forthwith on the same day.
Control over
58 (1) All the weighments, measurement, or counting, as the
case may
Weighment,
be, of the notified agricultural produce, livestock or
products of
Measurement or
livestock purchased or sold in the market and those under
Counting of
storage, processing or export in the notified market area
shall be
Notified
conducted under the control of Market Committee through
agricultural
licensed/registered
weighmen
who
shall
render
the
accounts of
produce
the same to Market Committee as may be specified.
(2)
Any person contravening the provisions of this Rule shall
be
punishable with fine which may extend to rupees one
thousand.
Use of only
59.
Authorized
Only such weights and measures as conform to the metric
weights or metric measures and their multiples and sub-
multiples
Weight and
thereof shall be used in transactions governed by the Act,
in the
Measures
Test of Scales,
notified market area.
60
Any officer or employee of Market Committee authorized
by it in
Weights and
this behalf, may, at any time and without notice, examine
and test
Measures,
any scale, weight or measure used, kept or possessed in
any
Weighments, Measures
place within the limits of the notified market area and
inspect,
And Counting by
counting, as
examine and test the weighment measurement or
Authorized officer of
the case may be, of any notified agricultural produce,
livestock, or
Market Committee
products of livestock within the limits of the notified market
area.
Set of Metric
61
Market Committee shall keep at least one set of metric
weights
Weights and
and scales which shall, during the office hours of Market
Measures to be kept
Committee, be available to the public for comparison with
their
By Market Committee
own metric weights and scales.
Counter
A weight equivalent to that of the bag, tin or other packing
62.
Balancing
material, which contains the notified agricultural produce or
In
products of livestock and the rope or twine used for the
packing
Weighment
thereof shall be added to the weight side of the scale in
order to
counter balance the weight of such bag, tin or other
packing
.
material and the rope or twine placed on the weighing side
of the
scale.
Production of
63.
Every person who is granted a licence/registration under
Subscales
section (1) of section 44 shall on order by any person
authorized
measures
under rule 60 declare every scale, measure or weight kept
or
and weights
possessed by him or by any person or persons under his
authority
for
and control and produce them for examination at such time
and in
Inspection
such place as may be required and shall allow the person
authorized under Rule 60 to examine and test the same.
Report on
64
If on examination under Rule 60 or Rule 63 any scale,
measure or
incorrect
weight is found to be unauthorized or to be incorrect, the
matter
scales,
shall be reported by the Chief Executive Officer of Market
measures and
Committee to the concerned Government Officer in-charge
of the
weights
administration of the weights and measures for such action
as is
deemed necessary by him in the circumstances of the
case.
Commission
65.
When the notified agricultural produce, livestock or
products of
Agent or
livestock is sold through a commission agent, he shall pay
the
buyer to
sale proceeds of the notified agricultural produce, from his
own
pay sale
account to the seller on the same day of its sale after
deducting
proceeds to
charges payable by the latter as permissible under the
Bye-laws
the seller
of
Market Committee and recover the same from the
buyer.
Promptly
Provided that when any notified agricultural produce,
livestock or
products of livestock is sold directly by the seller to the
buyer, the
latter shall pay the sale proceeds to the seller immediately
on
same day after the weighment, measurement or counting
is done
through Market Committee. He shall be entitled to lift the
notified
agricultural produce, livestock or products of livestock only
after
payment of sale proceeds.
Issue of
66
Every
commission
agent
shall
effect
payment
in
accordance with
sale
the sale slip prepared and shall issue the original copy of
the
slip
sales slip to the seller, duplicate copy of the same to the
buyer,
by
triplicate copy of the same to the office of Market
Committee and
Commission
the fourth copy duly signed or marked with the thumb
impression
Agent
of the seller in token of having received the net amount of
the sale
proceeds. Such copy of the sale slip shall be retained by
the
commission agent himself for a period of two years from
the date
of actual payment to the seller or till such time as the
accounts
including this voucher have been audited by the authorized
officer, whichever is earlier.
Issue of
67
storage slip by
Where any notified agricultural commodity is brought to the
commission agent to conduct its sale in the market or to
transport
Commission
it to other market or export at a latter date, the later shall
arrange
Agent
for its storage on his own account pending such sale or
transport
thereof, and he shall issue the storage slip in the manner
specified in the Bye-laws of Market Committee.
Commission
arrange
68
It shall be the responsibility of the Commission Agent to
Agent to
for the storage of the notified commodities and its
insurance
arrange
against theft, fire, floods, rains, or any natural calamity, if
desired
storage
by the seller pending its sale in the market or export
thereof, at a
facilities
later date.
Provided that where a seller assembles any notified
agricultural
commodity in the market by direct sale, Market Committee
besides providing all facilities for such sales, may provide
temporary storage for unsold stocks for a period not
exceeding
one week, if so desired by the seller and also undertake
such
insurance on his behalf and recover such amounts as may,
from
time to time, be determined as specified in the Bye-laws.
Provided further, that where a notified commodity is stored
and
not removed within a week, the said notified agricultural
commodity may be dealt with as specified in the Bye-laws
of
Market Committee.
Fixation
69 (1)
No licensed/registered trader, commission agent, broker or
weigh
of
man shall demand, take or retain any allowance or unpaid
for
trade
sample in regard to any transaction entered into in the
notified
allowance and
market area. Any person demanding taking or retaining
such
deductions
allowance or unpaid for sample or in any way facilitating or
conniving or demanding or taking or retaining of such
allowance
or unpaid for sample shall be punishable with fine which
may
extend to rupees one thousand.
Explanation: A sample which it is intended to pay for on
weighment is not an unpaid for sample within the meaning
of this
rule.
(2)
No fees or contribution on account of charity shall be levied
on or
paid by any seller in respect of the auction sale of his
notified
agricultural commodity in the notified market area or its
storage,
weighment measurement, processing or export in the
notified
area and any person demanding, taking or deducting such
fees in
the voucher or storage slip or in any way facilitating or
conniving
or demanding or taking or deducting such collection
directly or
indirectly in respect of any notified agricultural commodity
in the
notified area shall he punishable with fine which may
extend to
rupees one thousand.
(3)
Where a Market Committee is of the opinion that any
trader or
commission agent in the notified market area has made
any
collection in excess of what is allowed in the rules or in the
Bye-
laws, Market Committee shall by a resolution passed in a
meeting, authorize any Officer not below the rank of
Secretary to
direct the trader or commission agent to produce before
him the
voucher, the account books, relevant records and
documents for
inspection and to furnish any other information and to
explain
contents thereof.
(4)
The Officer authorized by Market Committee in this behalf,
after
examination and inspection of the records and after such
enquiry
as may be necessary may determine the amount collected
in
excess or unauthorized on the basis of the transactions,
appearing in the traders’ or commission agents’ accounts
books
as the case may be and on the basis of enquiry made, he
shall
issue a notice to the trader or commission agent
concerned
calling upon him to show cause within seven days from the
.3
service thereof why the said amount collected in excess or
unauthorized shall not be recovered from him. The
authorized
officer after duly considering the reply thereto, if any,
received
from the trader or commission agent, before the expiry of
the time
specified in the notice, shall direct that he shall pay the
excess
amount collected within a period of 15 (fifteen) days by
Demand
Draft and obtain receipt thereof in token of having paid to
Market
Committee the excess collection made by him.
(5)
Whoever, in contravention of the provisions of this rule,
refuses to
produce the record and accounts as required by the Officer
authorized by Market Committee, shall be punishable with
fine
which may extend to rupees one thousand and in the case
of
continuing offence with a further fine which may extend to
rupees
fifty for every day during which the contravention is
continued
after conviction therefor.
Reduce
70.
No buyer shall refuse to buy the residue at the same price
as
to be
declared for the lot, of which the former forms a part, any
brought by
sweepings of the market shall be the property of Market
the buyer
Committee and the cost thereof shall be credited to its
accounts
at the end of each day's transactions.
Registers to
71. (1)
Every licensed/registered trader, commission agent,
processor,
be
warehouseman, importer, exporter, stockiest and any
other
maintained
licensed/registered person operating in the notified area
shall
by Traders,
maintain accounts in such manner and submit such reports
and
Brokers,
returns to such authority as may be specified by Market
Commission
Committee in this behalf.
Agents,
Weighmen,
etc.
(2)
If any licensed/registered person fails to send any reports
or
returns under this rule or if the Secretary or the
Director/Managing Director considers it necessary to
examine the
account books relating to the business of any such person,
to
satisfy himself about the corrections of any report or
returns
submitted by him or for any other sufficient reason, the
Secretary
or the Director/Managing Director, as the case may be may
direct
such person to produce before him the account books and
other
relevant records and documents for inspection and to
explain the
contents thereof. If any licensed /registered person fails,
without
sufficient cause, to comply with the directions of the
Secretary or
the Director/Managing Director aforesaid, he shall be
punishable
with fine which may extend up to rupees one thousand.
Limitation of
72 (1)
No person shall, in the absence of an expressed
agreement, be
Employing
bound to employ a broker in any transaction or be required
to pay
a Broker
for a broker employed by any other party to the transaction
or to
pay for a broker when none is employed.
(2)
The same person shall not act as a broker both for the
buyer and
seller of a notified agricultural produce.
Regulation of
73
A licensed/registered general commission agent or broker
or
advances
trader may give advances either in cash or in kind to
agriculturists
to
but such advances shall be made subject to the following
agriculturists
conditions namely :-
(1)
If any agreement is entered into between the lender and
the borrower, the lender shall supply a copy of the
agreement to the borrower;
(2)
When the advances are given from time to time, an
account book of the advances given and repayments
made shall be kept in the manner laid down in the Byelaws. The lender shall give a copy of such account book to
the borrower and enter and attest with his signature every
individual transaction of lending and recovery in the copy
of the account book so given.
Limitation
74 (1)
No
charges
other
than
those
specified
by
the
Director/Managing
of Market
Director by a general or special order shall be payable by
the
Charges and
seller or the purchaser in a market.
Penalty
therefore
(2)
A Licensee/Registration holder functioning as commission
agent
shall not collect any amounts other than the market
charges as
prescribed under the provisions of the Act and the rules
made
there-under or the Bye-laws.
(3)
Any person contravening the provisions of Sub-rule (2)
shall be
punishable with a
fine which may extend to rupees one
thousand.
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Chapter VIII
Levy of Market Fees and its Collection
Single
75 (1)
The fees levied under Sub-Section (1) of section 42 on
notified
point
agricultural produce as laid down in the Bye-laws , if paid
to a
of
Market Committee within the State shall not be collected
by
Market
another Market Committee when such notified agricultural
Fees
produce are bought into the notified market area of another
Market Committee for the purpose of processing, packing,
storage, export and on sales effected in the course of
commercial
transactions between the licensed/ registered traders, and
the
licensed/ registered traders and consumers subject to
production
of such evidence as may be prescribed in the Bye-laws
about the
payment of market fees from where it was brought.
(2)
Such fees shall be levied as soon as the notified
agricultural
produce is purchased or sold by a licensee/registration
holder.
The notified agricultural produce shall be deemed to have
been
purchased or sold after the notified agricultural commodity
has
been weighed or measured or counted.
(3)
Market Committee may collect market fees through its
licensed/
registered commission agents.
(4) (a)
The market fees collected by the licensed/registered
commission
agents or traders on the notified agricultural produce shall
be paid
to Market Committee not later than the 25th of the
succeeding
month.
(b)
Any contravention of this sub-rule shall be punishable with
fine
which may extend to rupees one thousand.
Check
76 (1)
Post
No person shall transport any notified Agricultural produce
purchased or sold in the notified market area and from the
limits
thereof, except on production of the receipt for the
payment of the
prescribed fees in respect of such notified agricultural
produce, to
Market Committee concerned.
(2)
Any employee of Market Committee authorized by it in this
behalf
shall have the power at any time and without notice to stop
and
check any vehicle suspected to carry unauthorized, any
notified
agricultural produce from any place within the limits of any
notified
market area.
(3)
Any person who fails to stop the vehicle when required, to
do so
under sub-rule (2), shall be punishable with fine which may
extend to rupees one thousand.
Penalty for
77
Any person removing or attempting to remove any notified
agricultural produce from any notified market area or
allowing the
transport of any such notified agricultural produce from
such area
in contravention of the provisions of rule 75 before the fee
has
been paid therefore and a receipt obtained in respect of
such
payment or practicing any device in order to evade or
facilitate
evasion of the payment of the fees shall be punishable
with fine
which may extend to rupees one thousand.
Explanation: For purposes of rules 76 and 77, the
expression
'person' shall include a Government.
Register
78
Market Committee shall maintain a register in Form P
showing
for
the market fees under section 42 or any other charges
collected
market
by it. A receipt shall be given to every person in respect of
the
fees
fees, or charges so collected under these rules.
Use of
79
The fees under Section 42 shall be collected by the
officers and
employees for
servants of Market Committee. Market Committee may
outsource
collecting
the function of collection of market fees and assign the
same to
Market
any other person with the prior approval of the Director /
Fees
Managing Director.
Employees
80.
Every officer or staff of Market Committee other than the
Chief
collecting
Executive Officer shall carry an identification card given
under the
market
seal of Market Committee authorizing him to collect fees
on behalf
fees
of Market Committee.
Inspection of Cash
81
The Secretary shall arrange to inspect and check
periodically the
and Account by Secretary
cash and accounts of the officers and staff, authorized to
collect
of market Committee
fees on behalf of Market Committee.
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Chapter IX
Establishment and Functioning of private Market
Farmer – Consumer Market and Direct Marketing
Application
82 (1)
Any person, under Section 45 and 46 of the Act desiring to
(a)
establish a private yard/market for the purchase of notified
for grant
of
license
agricultural produce or to undertake purchase of notified
under
agricultural produce direct from the
agriculturists or
producers or
sections
(b)
provide infrastructural facilities in any market area for;
of the
(i)
the processing of the notified agricultural produce;
Act
(ii)
the trade of notified agricultural produce of particular
and
(iii)
the export of notified agricultural produce; and
fees
(iv)
the grading, packing and transaction in any other way by
45 and 46
specification;
value
chargeable
addition of notified agricultural produce.
therefore
or
(d)
establish consumer or farmer market in one or more than
one
market area, shall, make an application in duplicate in
Form Q
for private market/ Farmer-Consumer market and in Form
R for
Direct
Marketing
to the
Director/Managing
Director,
enclosing
therewith, the copy of treasury challan in support of having
paid
the licence fee of the value of requisite amount of fee
according to
the scale shown in the Table below:
Table
(1)
(2)
Establishment of private market for the purchase of
agricultural produce direct from the agriculturists or
producers
Providing infrastructural facilities in any market area
Rs.5,000/-per annum
for
(3)
(a ) the processing of the notified agricultural produce
Rs.1,000/-per annum
(b) the trade of notified agricultural produce of
particular specification
(c) the export of notified agricultural produce and
grading, packing, storage and transaction in any other
way by value addition of notified agricultural produce
establishment of farmer-consumer market
Rs. 2,000/-per annum
(2)
Every such application shall be accompanied with:
(a)
a detailed project report showing the financial status of
the
applicant with the support of Income Tax returns for the
previous three assessment years or permanent assets
with
valuation assessed by a chartered accountant.
(b)
the report shall also contain details such as the extent of
land in
which the market is proposed to be established, locations
at
which procurement centers, if any, intended to be set up
and
amounts proposed to be spent for setting up facilities, for
purchase/sale and storage of notified agricultural produce
including establishment for processing, grading, packing,
storing
and for sale/export of the produce by way of
value
addition.
(c)
outlay earmarked for providing facilities, if any, like lodging,
boarding to the growers who bring produce to the private
market,
for establishing laboratory facilities to evaluate and
determine the
quality of the produce after processing to satisfy the
sanitary and
phyto-sanitary requirements of the consumers, if any, of
such
produce for all such facilities to serve the consumer.
(3)
The application on receipt shall be scrutinized by the
Director /
Managing Director or any officer authorized by him, and
after
being satisfied, he shall enter it in the register maintained
in Form
S at the earliest but positively within thirty days of its
receipt.
(4)
The Director/Managing Director / Prescribed Authority shall
evaluate the project report submitted by the applicant and
may
issue within 60 days from the date of receipt of application,
the
letter of intent for commencement of the project based on
such
evaluation.
(5) (a)
On completion of the project, the applicant shall give an
intimation to the Director/Managing Director/Prescribed
Authority.
Director/Managing Director/ Prescribed Authority on receipt
of
intimation shall authorize an officer to inspect, who shall
satisfy
himself about the completion of the project with all facilities
as per
the project report and shall submit report to Director /
Managing
Director/ Prescribed Authority. In case of failure by the
applicant
to implement the project either within the project
implementation
period mentioned in the permission or within such
extended time
which shall not be more than three years from the date of
issue of
Letter of Intent, the Director / Managing Director may
refuse the
grant of licence for reasons to be communicated. In case
of
rejection of application, the fee deposited with the
application
shall be refunded to the applicant, after
retaining 5% of
the fee
paid towards processing cost.
(b)
On receipt of the Report about completion of
implementation of the project, Director / Managing Director/
Prescribed Authority may grant
licence in Form T with
such
conditions specified for a period not exceeding 10 years,
renewable for a period of 10 years every time on an
application
and payment of required fee.
(6)
The person licensed may, start making purchases from
growers
of the area or areas specified in the licence only after
receipt of
the licence. However, in the event of cancellation of licence
owing
to failure to implement the project, the person licensed
shall
forthwith stop making purchases under the licence.
(7)
The Director/ Managing Director/ Prescribed Authority or
the
officer authorized by him not below the rank of an Assistant
Director of Marketing shall have power to inspect the
private
market.
(8)
The licensee shall submit monthly returns of purchases
made
from the growers to the Director/ Managing Director/
Prescribed
Authority and pay the Market Fee to the concerned Market
Committee by 25th of the succeeding month. He shall also
furnish
the sale returns pertaining to processed goods.
(9)
The licensee shall make the payment of sale proceeds to
the
grower by issuing a sale bill on the day of sale, allow only
such
allowances and deductions as are permitted under the
rules,
collect market charges not exceeding as are applicable in
other
markets in the notified market area and maintain such
registers
and furnish such returns to the Director/ Managing Director
or to
such other officer as he may direct.
(10)
The disputes between the farmers and management of the
private
market,
farmer
–
consumer
market
and
market
functionaries in
these markets likewise dispute between the Private
market,
Farmer – Consumer Market, Market Committee and Direct
Marketing Licence shall be referred to District Level Officer
concerned with regulation of agricultural marketing within a
period
of 30 days of its’ occurrence by the party desirous of filing
such
disputes. The dispute shall be resolved in a summary
manner
within 30 days, after giving reasonable opportunity to the
parties
of being heard by the Dispute Settlement Authority. Any
party
aggrieved by this decision may file appeal to the Divisional
officer/State level officer concerned with Regulation of
Agricultural
Marketing or Director/Managing Director (as the State
Government may decide).
Development
83 (1)
The owner of a private market shall provide minimum
common
of infrastructure
amenities and facilities in the yard such as auction
platforms,
for providing
shops, godowns, canteen, drinking water, latrine, urinals,
compost
amenities
pits, street light, etc. in the interest and for the convenience
of
and
producers as well as other individuals using the market.
Facilities
In the
(2)
In addition to the infrastructure mentioned in Sub- rule (1)
above,
Private
the
owner of a private market may provide such other
amenities
market,
and facilities therein as are requisite of a modern market
such as,
farmer-
warehouses, pre-cooling, cold storage (including controlled
consumer
atmosphere cold storage), ripening chambers, establishing
market
laboratory facilities to evaluate and determine the quality of
the
produce after processing to satisfy the sanitary and phytosanitary
requirements of the consumers, pack houses having
grading
lines, Kisan Bhawans, loading and unloading sites,
electronic
auctioning, electronic display of market rates of different
commodities, etc.,
(3)
The farmer- consumer market shall create minimum
infrastructure
as are normally provided in ‘Govt. Regulated Markets’’,
including
stalls for the farmers/growers, as also shops for ancillary
services
i.e., booths for sale of seeds, fertilizers, organic fruit &
vegetables,
milk, fruit and vegetables, etc.
Renewal
84. (1)
A licence granted under Section 45, and 46 of the Act,
shall be
of
valid for the period for which it is issued and shall, subject
to any
Licence
order passed under section 47 of the Act, be renewable on
application, made in Form U to the authority granting it on
payment of fee as prescribed in rule 82.
(3)
An application for renewal of a Licence shall be made at
least
thirty days before the date on which the licence is due to
expire.
Provided that the authority competent to renew a Licence
may, on
the payment of a penalty of Rupees Five Thousand, by the
applicant entertain an application for renewal made after
the
expiry of the licence within a period of six months.
Note: Every renewal of a licence granted under this Rule
shall be
deemed to have come into effect from the day following the
date
on which the Licence/Registration expired.
Changes
85 (1)
Any change in the membership of a licensee firm,
company or
In
association or a group of individuals, whether incorporated
or not,
membership
otherwise than through inheritance, shall amount to
creation of a
and
new firm necessitating issue of a fresh Licence:
in name
and
Provided that in the case of a Hindu joint family, any
addition in
style of
membership because of birth of a new member, shall not
licensee
constitute change in membership.
(2)
When a change, save in the circumstances covered under
proviso
of sub-rule (1) takes place in the membership or in name
or style
even without any change in the original membership of the
licensee firm or company, it shall bring this fact to the
notice of the
Secretary of Market Committee concerned positively within
fifteen
days. The Secretary after satisfying himself as to the
correctness
of the facts stated in the application, shall forward it, in
original, to
the Director / Managing Director, with observations, for
consideration.
(3)
In the event of an application is allowed, the Director/
Managing
Director shall cause a suitable endorsement made in the
original
licence as also the change recorded in the relevant
registers
maintained by Market Committee and the Board.
(4)
Failure to make the report, as in sub-rule (2) above, within
the
prescribed time limit, shall amount to termination of the
existing
licence.
Suspension
86 (1)
If the Director/ Managing Director, on receipt of a report
from the
or
Inspecting Officer or an Auditor or otherwise, is satisfied
that a
cancellation
Licensee is prima-facie in breach of any of the conditions
subject
of
to which the Licence has been granted or renewed, or
lacks in
licence
any of the grounds enlisted in clauses (a) to (f) of section
48 of
the Act, he may issue a notice to the defaulting Licensee
asking
him to show cause by a given date, not earlier than
fourteen days,
as to why the Licence granted to him or renewed in his
name be
suspended or cancelled.
(2)
After affording a reasonable opportunity of being heard to
the
Licensee, the Director/ Managing Director, if satisfied that
there is
no substance in the allegation may drop the proceedings
or in
otherwise he may suspend or cancel the Licence.
Procedure
87 (1)
An appeal preferred against an order passed under
sections 45 or
for
46 or 48 of the Act accompanied with a fee of Rupees Fifty
only
Appeals
paid by challan in Government Treasury, shall be
presented to the
against
Government who shall act as the Appellate Authority under
the
the orders
Act, in the form of a memorandum couched in respectful,
passed
decorous and temperate language setting forth precisely
and
under
concisely the grounds of appeal. An authenticated copy of
section 45,
impugned order shall invariably be annexed to the
memorandum
46 and 48of appeal.
(2)
No appeal filed under this Rule shall be entertained unless
it has
been preferred within a period of thirty days from the date
on
which a copy of the order is received by the appellant.
(3)
Having regard to the facts, the circumstances and the
record of the case and after considering the comments of
the authority passing the order appealed against and after
making such further enquiry, as it may consider desirable,
the appellate authority shall after affording a reasonable
opportunity of being heard to the applicant, pass an order
confirming or setting aside the order under appeal or remit
the matter for re-consideration.
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Chapter X
Market Committee Funds, Budget and Accounts
Budget
88
Market Committee shall meet annually not later
than two
of
months preceding the commencement of financial
year to
Market
prepare and adopt the budget of income and
expenditure
Committee
for the next year in the form specified by the
Director/Managing Director and shall submit to the
Director /Managing Director for sanction 30 (thirty)
days
before the closure of the year.
Provided
that
Market
Committee
shall
be
competent to
incur expenditure provisionally, as per budget
passed by
Market Committee, in case the sanction of the
Director/Managing Director is not received within 30
(thirty) days from the date of submission of the
budget to
him.
Budget Conference
89
The Director/Managing Director may convene a
of Market
conference or conferences of the representatives of
Committee
Market Committees to discuss issues relating to the
budget estimate of individual Market Committee
and may
affect alterations wherever necessary considering
the
resources and needs of each of such Market
Committees.
Re-appropriation of
90
Market Committee shall regulate its expenditure in
Savings from one item
accordance with the provisions of its budget and in
to another item of
accordance with instructions issued from time to
time, by
Expenditure including
the Director/ Managing Director. No expenditure
shall be
Supplementary
incurred for which there is no budget provision
unless it
Grants
can be met by re-appropriation from savings under
other
heads or by a supplementary grant from the
available
reserve, subject to such demand from Market
Committee
and sanction thereto by the Director/ Managing
Director.
Publication
91
(1)
Market Committee shall keep such accounts, in
such
of Accounts
forms and in such manner as may be specified by
the
and Audit
Director / Managing Director in this behalf by
general or
of
special order for the audit of the accounts of Market
Market
Committee. Market Committee shall prepare and
publish
Committee
annually before the end of the month following the
close of
its financial year a statement of its assets and
liabilities
with a balance sheet as on the closing day of the
year.
(2)
produced all
The Chief Executive Officer shall cause to be
accounts, registers, documents, and other papers,
which
may be required by the Director/Managing Director
in
connection with the audit of the accounts of Market
Committee. He shall also furnish immediately any
explanation called for by the Director/Managing
Director
for the settlement of any discrepancy in such
accounts.
Submission of
92.
The Chief Executive Officer shall submit all
accounts of
Market Committee as required by the auditor. The
Auditor
shall be a Chartered Accountant within the meaning
of the
Chartered Accountants Act of India and empanelled
with .
the Govt. of Sikkim. The Auditor shall be appointed
by the
Managing Committee
Power to
to
93 (1)
The auditor may :-
(a)
by summons in writing, require the production of
any book,
summon
deed, contract, account, voucher, receipt or other
Documents
document, the perusal or examination of which he
By
considers necessary;
Auditor
(b)
by summons in writing require any person having
the
custody or control of any such document or
accountable
for it to appear in person before him; and
(c)
a
require any person so appearing to make and sign
declaration with respect to such document or to
answer
any question or to prepare and furnish any
statement
relating thereto.
(2)
Whoever fails to comply with any requisition
lawfully made
upon him under this Rule shall be punishable with
fine
which may extend to Rs 50/- (Rupees fifty only).
Auditor to Report
94
(1)
The auditor shall report to Market Committee and
Director
Material
/Managing Director any material impropriety or
irregularity
Impropriety
which he may observe in the expenditure or in the
or irregularies,
recovery of money due to Market Committee or in
the
Loss, waste
accounts of Market Committee.
Misapplication
of
(2)
The auditor shall report to Market Committee and
Director
funds
/Managing
director
any
loss,
waste,
or
misapplication of
money or other property owned by or vested in
Market
Committee, if such loss, waste or misapplication is
a direct
consequence of neglect or misconduct, with the
names of
any person directly or indirectly responsible for
such loss,
waste or misapplication.
Duty of the Chief
shall
95
The Chief Executive Officer of Market Committee
Executive Officer of
forthwith remedy any defects or irregularities that
may be
Market Committee to
pointed out by the auditor and report the same to
Market
Remedy the Defects
Committee.
or irregularities
Powers of
96. (1)
The auditor may disallow every item contrary to law
and
Auditors to
surcharge the same on the person making or
authorizing
Disallow any
the making of the illegal payment and may charge
against
unauthorized items
any person responsible therefore the amount of any
and surcharge
deficiency, loss or unprofitable outlay incurred by
the
thereon
negligence or misconduct of that person or of any
sum,
which ought to have been, but is not, brought to
account
by that person and shall in every such case, certify
the
amount due from such person.
Explanation: It shall not be open to any person
whose
negligence
or
misconduct
has
caused
or
contributed to
any such deficiency or loss, to contend that
notwithstanding his negligence or misconduct, the
deficiency or loss would not have occurred, but for
the
negligence or misconduct of some other person.
(2)
The auditor shall state in writing the reasons for his
decision
surcharge or
in
respect
of
every
disallowance,
charge and furnish by registered post a copy
thereof to the
person against whom it is made.
(3)
If the person to whom a copy of the auditor's
decision is so
furnished
refuses
to
receive
it,
he
shall
nevertheless be
deemed to have been duly furnished with a copy of
such
decision within the meaning of Sub-rule(2). The
period of
fourteen days referred to in Rules 97 and 98 shall
be
calculated from the date of such refusal.
Appeals
97.
Any person aggrieved by disallowance, surcharge
or duly
against
furnished with a copy of such decision under sub-
decisions
rules(2)and
(3) of rule
96 charge made may,
within of
of
fourteen days after he has received or been served
with
Auditor
Auditor the decision of the auditor, appeal to the
Director / Managing Director. Any order passed on
such appeal by the Director / Managing Director
after giving an opportunity
of being heard to the concern shall be final.
Payment to
98.
Every sum certified to be due from any person by
the
be
auditor under these rules, shall be paid by such
person
credited
into Market Committee Fund, within fourteen days
after the
to
intimation to him of the decision of the auditor,
unless
treasury
within that time such person has appealed to the
Director
/Managing Director
against such decision, and
such sum,
if not paid, or such sum as the Director/ Managing
Director
shall declare to be due, shall be recoverable on an
application
made
by
the
Director/
Managing
Director to the
court in the same way as an amount decreed by the
said
court,
Filing of
99
In order to enable the auditor to watch the timely
recovery
Half yearly
of all amounts covered by the surcharge certificates
issued
returns to
by him, a half-yearly return shall be sent by Market
Auditor
Committee to the auditor and Director/ Managing
Director
by
.The action taken to effect the recoveries for which
Market
Market
Committee is responsible shall be specified in the
return.
Committee
The return for each half-year shall include all
surcharges
outstanding at the end of the half-year and shall be
sent to
the auditor by the 10th of the month succeeding the
halfyear to which the return relates. The return shall
contain
detailed information regarding the stage of recovery
of
amounts due and they shall be sent with a
certificate that
the recovery of the amounts has not become timebarred.
Where no amount is pending recovery, a 'NIL'
return shall
be sent. As soon as an amount is completely
recovered,
Market Committee shall report the fact to the
auditor and to
the Director/ Managing Director.
Surplus Funds
100
All unexpended balances on the last working day of
Market
of Market
Committee's official year shall be invested in such
banks
Committee
or in such interest bearing securities with the
sanction of
the Director/ Managing Director.
Central Market
101
Market Committee at the end of every month shall
assess
Fund
the amount of contribution on the basis of all
monies
received by it and credit the same to the Central
Market
Fund.
Contribution
102
(1)
Every Market Committee shall contribute to Central
Market
to the
Fund before the 20th of April, of the subsequent
year of its
Central Market Fund
income derived in the previous year.
(2)
Every Market Committee shall maintain a separate
Register showing the income of every year and
remittance
to the Central Market Fund every year.
(3)
In case any Market Committee fails to remit the
contribution to the Central Market Fund within the
time
prescribed, the said amount with simple interest at
6% per
annum
shall
be
recoverable
from
Market
Committee by
the Director / Managing Director.
Application
103 (1)
The Central Market Fund may be applied by the
Director /
and
Managing Director for all or any of the following
purposes namely:-
Administration
(a)
Grant-in-aid of Market Committee for the first year
after
of
their constitution under the Act for incurring initial
Central
expenditure for the setting up of office of Market
Market
Committee or a market.
Fund
(b)
Grant-in-aid not exceeding Rs.20,000 shall be
sanctioned
to such of those Market Committees which are
either
deficit or lacking the repaying capacity. Such grants
shall
be used for providing amenities to the users of
Market
Yard.
(c )
Grant of loans to Market Committees for acquisition
of
sites for market yards and their development at
such rate
of interest as is charged on loans granted by the
Government to local bodies for developmental
purposes.
(d)
Expenditure to be incurred in maintaining and
running the
Central Market Fund as well as State Agricultural
Marketing Board.
(e)
Expenditure to be incurred for grading, market
intelligence,
publicity,
developmental
works,
purchase
of
movable and
immovable properties and appointment of staff
necessary
therefore.
(f)
Expenditure to be incurred for receiving and
entering the
Marketing Delegation and VIPs from other States.
(g)
Such other purpose as the Government may by
general
or
special order specify to promote agricultural
marketing
in general.
(h)
Promotion Survey and Research, grading and
standardization, quality certification of agriculture
and allied produce.
(i)
Development of quality testing and communication
infrastructure relevant to marketing of agricultural
and
allied sectors.
(j)
Development of haat for making of agricultural
produce
in the market area.
(k)
Development of quality testing and communication
Infrastructure relevant to the agricultural and allied
Sectors.
(l)
Development of media, cyber and long distance
infrastructure relevant to marketing of agricultural
and
allied commodities
(2)
The Director/Managing Director shall obtain the
approval
of the Government before sanctioning any grant-inaid or
loan exceeding Rupees twenty thousand.
(3)
The grant-in-aid to a deficit Market Committee may
be for
a period not exceeding three years.
Budget of
104
The Director / Managing Director will prepare the
Annual
Central
Budget of income and expenditure of the Central
Market
Market
Fund and submit before the 30th of April every year
to the
Fund
Government for sanction.
Provided that the Director/Managing Director shall
be
competent to incur expenditure provisionally as
provided
for in the budget, pending sanction of the
competent
authority.
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Chapter XI
Constitution of State Agricultural Marketing Board
Composition
105
The State Agricultural Board shall consist of
members not
exceeding 18, including a Chairman and a ViceChairman as under namely :(a)
The Chairman and the Vice-Chairman of the Board
shall
be elected by the agriculturist Chairpersons
/members of
Market Committee. The manner of election of the
Chairman and Vice-Chairman shall be prescribed
in the 3
regulation of the Board.
(b)
Four members shall be nominated by the State
Government
from amongst the Chairman of
Market
Committees.
(c)
Four members to be elected by the members
representing
Agriculturist.
(d )
Two members representative from Trader operating
in
Agricultural / Horticultural business in the State.
(e )
The following shall be Ex-officio members of the
Board as
nominated by the Govt. of Sikkim.
(i)
One member representing the
Department of
Agriculture /
Horticulture not below the rank of Joint Director incharge
of Agriculture marketing.
(ii)
One representative of National Bank of Agriculture
and
Rural Development not below the rank of Assistant
General Manager.
(iii)
Registrar
(iv)
One
of
Cooperation
Department
or
its
representative.
representative
of
Animal
Husbandry
Department not
below the rank of Joint Director.
(v)
One
representative
from
the
Private
Sector,
Processing
Unit established in the State.
(vi
One representative of the Director / Managing
Director.
Matters
106
In addition to the matters specified in of Section 74
of the
on
Act, the Board may frame regulation for:
which
Board
(i)
may
better marketing of agricultural produce including
marketing of agricultural produce on co-operative
lines;
frame
(ii)
the grading and standardization of agricultural
(iii)
the general improvement in the markets or their
produce;
regulations
respective
notified market areas;
(IV)
the incurring of expenditure on the construction and
repair
of the link roads and approach roads out of Market
Committee Fund;
(v )
the maintenance and regulation of buildings of the
(vi)
the procedure for giving aid to financially weak
Board;
Market
Committees;
(vii)
the allowances payable to the members of the
Board or
Advisory committees;
(viii)
publicity, exhibition, demonstration and education
for improvement of
agriculture and Agricultural
Marketing;
(IX)
the classification of Market Committees on the
basis of their income for the purpose of fixing the
grades of their Secretaries and other employees
and contribution due from a Market Committee to
Central Market Fund;
(x)
the person or persons by whom, and the manner in
which, a contract may be entered on behalf of the
Board;
(xi)
any other purpose which, in the opinion of the
Board,
promotes the interest of the Board or Market
Committees,
or leads to improvement of agriculture and
agricultural
marketing, in general;
(xii)
the procedure for election of Chairman and
members of the Board; and
(xiii)
other matters for which provision is to be or may be
provided in regulation.
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Chapter XII
Capital Works of Market Committee
Works
107
(1) (a)
All plans and estimates for works proposed to be
carried
out by Market Committee shall wherever feasible or
practicable be designed by the Engineering cell of
the
Office of the Director/Managing Director. In cases
where
such Engineering cell considers that the technical
advice
of any Engineer of the Public Works Department or
Roads
and
Buildings
Department
or
Public
Health
Department is
necessary, the case may be referred to such
Department.
(b)
Technical sanction of all the original works and
repairs
shall be accorded by the Engineer from the office of
Director / Managing Director.
(c)
No work for which plans and estimates have not
been
previously prepared or which have not received the
technical sanction shall be included in the budget.
(2)
Market Committee shall call for tenders in the
proforma
and in accordance with the procedure which shall
be
specified by the Director/Managing Director in
consultation
with the Public Works Department.
(3)(a) No works shall be undertaken or carried out except
with
the prior approval from the Director/Managing
Director and
under the supervision of a qualified technical officer
not below the rank of an overseer or supervisor
appointed for the purpose by Market Committee.
(b)
In respect of any work the approved estimate of
which
exceed Rupees Two Lakhs, the Market Engineer
authorized by the Director/Managing Director in this
behalf
shall inspect the works at the stage of excavation
and roof
level on intimation by Market Committee. The
foundations
shall be filled under the supervision of the said
Engineer
and roof shall not be laid in his absence;
Provided that, where the approved estimate of any
work
does not exceed Rupees Two Lakhs it shall be
competent
for Market Committee to execute the same under
its own
supervision in accordance with the technical advice
tendered by the Director/Managing Director from
time to
time;
Provided further that the final payment for the work
shall
be made by Market Committee on its own
responsibility,
only after check measurement made by the
Engineer
authorized by the Director/Managing Director in this
behalf.
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Chapter XIII
Repeal and Saving
Repeal of
on the
Previous rules
108
Subject to the provisions of Section 111 of the Act,
coming into force of these rules (1)
any rules that may have been made previously are
hereby repealed.
(2)
notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any
action taken under the rules so repealed shall be
deemed to have been done or taken under these
rules and shall continue to be in force unless until
superseded by anything done or action taken under
these rules.
----------------By order of the Governor:
T.W BARPHUNGPA
Principle Secretary,
FSAD & H&CCD Department,
File No.18/Mkt/Regu/1993-2008
Annexure
Forms Under Sikkim State Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development
and Regulation ) Rules , 2007
FORM A
[See rule 6 (8)(a)]
FORM OF NOMINATION TO BE FILED FOR CONTESTING THE ELECTION OF
MARKET COMMITTEE BY THE CANDIDATE
1. Name of the electorate:
2. Full name of candidate:
3. Father’s or husband’s name:
4. Age:
5. Sex:
6. Community:
7. Occupation and address:
8. Full name of proposer:
9. Sr. Number of proposer in the list of voters:
10. Signature of the proposer:
Candidate’s Declaration:
I declare that I am willing to contest the election.
Date:
Place:
Signature of Candidate
CERTIFICATE OF DELIVERY BY THE ELECTION OFFICER
Serial No.
This nomination paper was delivered to me on __________ (date and hour).
Date:
Place:
Signature of the Election Officer
Instructions – Nomination papers which are not presented to the Election Officer before
date and hour fixed for the purpose, shall not be received.
FORM B
[See rule 6 (11)]
LIST OF NOMINATIONS RECEIVED ON ______DATE ______FOR
______ELECTORATE, FOR THE ELECTION OF MARKET COMMITTEE
Sl.
No.
Name of
candidate
1
2
Note:–
Father’s or
husband’s
name
3
Sex
Community
Occupation and
address
Name of
proposer
4
5
6
7
-
The nomination papers shall be taken up for scrutiny at ______ the ______day of ________ at (place).
Date:
Place:
FORM C
[See rule 6 (14)(b)]
LIST OF VALID NOMINATIONS
Sl. No.
1
Name of candidate
2
Sex
3
Community
4
Address
5
Note:– The poll shall be taken between (date and hour) and at the polling stations
already notified.
Date:
Place:
FORM D
[See rule 6 (17)]
FORM OF VOTING/ BALLOT PAPER
Counterfoil
Voting paper
Voter’s No.
on list of
voters
Foil
Voting paper No.
Sl. No.
Candidate’s
Name
Candidate’s
Symbol
Voters mark
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Please read this carefully before recording your vote(s).
(1) You have ________ vote(s).
(2) Each vote is to be shown by cross mark “X”.
(3) You are not to give more than one vote to any one candidate.
FORM E
(See rule 24 (3) (e) )
REGISTER OF DISPUTES REPORTED AND SETTLED BY MARKET
COMMITTEE
Sl.No. Parties to
the dispute
Date of filing
Fees
deposited
(Receipt/
Challan no.
and date)
Nature of
dispute in
brief
Final
decision
taken in
brief
Signature of
the
Secretary
FORM F
[See rule 39 (1)]
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AS CONTRACT FARMING SPONSOR
To,
_________________________
_________________________
Sir,
I/We
____________________________________________
(Name)
_________________________________________________________________
(Address) (Phone No.) _______________________, am / are making an application for
a registration as Contract Farming Sponsor for the period from_______________ to
_____________, i.e. ___________________ years. I / We want the registration for
___________ district(s)/ whole state.
Alongwith this application I am enclosing the following documents
I) Solvency certificate.
II) Bank Guarantee.
III) Details of Registration Documents of Company /Partnership Firm / NonGovernmental Organizations/ Co-operative Society/ Government Organization
etc. and names and addresses of directors and partners etc.
IV) Details of agricultural produce coming under the contract.
V) Copy of challan by which fee of rupees five hundred per year per district has
been paid in Government Treasury.
VI) Income tax return.
Signature of the Applicant
FORM G
[See rule 39(2)]
REGISTER OF CONTRACT FARMING SPONSOR
Sl.
No.
Name
and
Address of
Applicant
Date of
Receipt of
Application
Registratio
n fee
Rs.
District (s) for which
the Registration is
granted
Period for
which
Registration is
granted
No. and
Date of
issue of
registration
Signa
ture
Remarks
FORM H
[See rule 39(2)]
REGISTRATION OF CONTRACT FARMING SPONSOR
To
__________________
__________________
Sub : Registration as Contract farming sponsor in the district(s) /
whole state
Sir ,
With reference to your application no. ________ dated _____ on above
cited subject, it is informed that your application for Registration has been
accepted and with registration no._________ dated _________ .
The registration is for the period ______ to _________ for operating in the
following district of the state : ____________
The condition of registration is given below.
1.The registration holder shall comply with the provision of the Act, rules
and instructions issued in this behalf.
2.The registration holder shall comply with the terms and conditions given
in the contract.
Signature of the registering authority
Date:
Place:
FORM I
[See rule 40(1)]
MODEL AGREEMENT FOR CONTRACT FARMING
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into at ___________________ on
the ______ day of ____________, 2003 between ________________ age ________
residing at _______________________________________, herein after called the party
of the First part (which expression shall unless repugnant to the context or meaning
thereof mean and include his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns) of the one
part, and M/s._________________________ and having its
office at
___________________ herein after called the party of the Second part (which
expression shall unless repugnant to the context or meaning thereof mean and include
its successors and assigns) of the other part.
WHEREAS the party of the First part is the owner/ cultivator of the agricultural
land bearing the following particulars.
Village
Gut No.
Area in Hectare
Tehsil & Dist.
State
AND WHEREAS, the party of the Second part is trading in agricultural produce
and also providing technical know-how in respect of land preparation, nursery,
fertilization, pest management, irrigation, harvesting and alike things;
AND WHEREAS the party of the Second part is interested in the items of the
agricultural produce more particularly mentioned in Schedule-I hereto annexed and at
the request of the party of the Second part, party of the First part has agreed to cultivate
and produce the items of agricultural produce mentioned in the schedule-I hereto
annexed;
AND WHEREAS the parties hereto have agreed to reduce in writing the terms
and conditions in the manner hereinafter appearing;
NOW, THESE PRESENCE WITNESSTH AND IT IS HEREBY AGREED BY AND
BETWEEN THE PARTIES AS FOLLOWS :
Clause 1 :
The party of the First part agrees to cultivate and produce and deliver to the party
of the Second part and the party of the Second part agrees to buy from the party of the
first part the items of the agricultural produces particulars of the items, quality, quantity
and price of the items are more particularly mentioned in the schedule I hereto annexed.
Clause 2 :
The agricultural produce particulars of which are mentioned in the Schedule-I
hereto will be supplied by the party of the First part to the party of the Second part within
the period of _________ months/years from the date hereof.
OR
It is expressly agreed between the parties hereto that this agreement is for
agricultural produce particulars of which are described in schedule-I hereto and for a
period of _____ months/years and after the expiration of said period, this agreement will
automatically come to an end.
Clause 3 :
The party of the First part agrees to cultivate, produce and supply quantity
mentioned in the schedule-I hereto annexed to the party of the Second part.
Clause 4 :
The party of the First part agrees to supply the quantity contracted according to
the quality specifications stipulated in Schedule I. If the agricultural produce is not as
per the agreed quality standards, the party of the Second part will be entitled to refuse to
take the delivery of the agricultural produce only on this count. Then
a) The party of the First part shall be free to sell the produce to the party of the
Second part at a mutually renegotiated price
OR
b) In open market (to bulk Buyer viz. exporter/processor/ manufacturer etc.) and if
he gets a price less than the price contracted, he will pay to the party of the
Second part, for his investment proportionately less
OR
c) In the market yard and if the price obtained by him is less than contracted
price, then he will return proportionately less for the party of the Second
investment.
In the event the party of the Second part refuses/fails to take the delivery of the
contracted produce for his own reasons then the party of the First part will be free to sell
the produce in the open market and if the price received is lower than the contracted
price the difference will be on account of the party of the Second part and the party of
the second part shall pay the said difference to the party of the First part within a period
of _____ days from asserting the said difference.
Clause 5 :
The party of the First part agrees to adopt instructions / practices in respect of
Land preparation, nursery, fertilization, pest management, irrigation, harvesting and any
other, as suggested by the party of the Second part from time to time and cultivate and
produce the items as per specifications mentioned in the schedule-I hereto.
Clause 6 :
It is expressly agreed by and between the parties hereto that buying will be as
per the following terms and buying slips will be issued immediately after the purchase.
Date
Delivery Point
Cost of Delivery
It is further agreed that it will be the responsibility of the party of the Second part to take
into possession of the contracted produce at the delivery point agreed after it is offered
for delivery and if he fails to take delivery within _____________ period then the party of
the First part will be free to sell the agriculture produce contracted as under:
a. In the open market (bulk buyer viz. exporter/ processor/ manufacturer etc.), and if he
gets a price less than the price contracted, he will pay to the party of the Second part for
his investment proportionately less.
b. In the market yard, and if the price obtained is less than the contracted price then he
will return proportionately less to the party of the Second part for his investment.
It is further agreed that the quality maintenance in transit will be the responsibility of the
party of the Second part and the party of the First part shall not be responsible or liable
for the same.
Clause 7 :
The party of the Second part shall pay to the party of the First part the price/rate
mentioned in Scheduled I when his crop has been harvested and delivered to the party
of the Second part after deducting all outstanding advances given to the party of the
First part by the party of the Second part. The following schedule shall be followed for
the payment.
Date
Mode of Payment
Place of Payment
Clause 8 :
The parties hereto shall insure the contracted produce mentioned in Schedule-I
hereto, for the period of ______________________ against the risk of losses due to
acts of Gods destruction of specified assets, loan default and production and income
loss and all other acts or events beyond the control of the parties, such as very low
production caused by the serious outbreak of a disease, epidemic or by abnormal
weather condition, floods, drought, hailstorm, cyclones, earthquakes, fire or other
catastrophes, war, acts of Government, action existing on or after the effective date of
this agreement which prevent totally or partially the fulfillment of the obligation of the
farmer. Upon request, the party of the First part invoking such acts shall provide to the
other party confirmation of the existence of facts. Such evidence shall consist of a
statement of certificate of the appropriate Governmental Department. If such a
statement or certificate cannot reasonably be obtained, the party of the First part
claiming such acts may as substitute, thereof, make a notarial statement describing in
details the facts claimed and the reasons why such a certificate or statement confirming
the existence of such facts. Alternatively, subject to the mutual agreement between the
two parties, the party of the First part may fill his quota of the produce through other
sources and the loss suffered by him thereby due to price difference, shall be shared
equally between the parties, after taking into account the amount recovered from the
insurance company, The insurance premium shall be shared equally by both the parties.
Clause 9 :
The party of the Second part hereby agrees to provide following services to the
party of the First part during the period of cultivation and post harvest management,
particulars of which services are as follows :
1.
2.
3.
4.
Clause 10 :
The party of the Second part or it's representatives agrees to have regular
interactions with the farmers forum set up/named by the party of the First part during the
period of contract.
Clause 11 :
The party of the Second part or it's representatives at their costs shall have the
right to enter the premises/fields of the party of the First part to monitor farming practices
adopted and the quality of the produce from time to time.
Clause 12 :
The party of the Second part confirms that he has registered himself with the
Sponsor Registering Authority ________________ on ______________ and shall pay
the fees in accordance with the law prevailing in this regard to the Sponsor Registered
Authority which has jurisdiction to regulate the marketing of agriculture produce which is
cultivated on the land described ____________
OR The party of the Second part has registered himself on _______ with Sponsor
Registering Authority (single point) namely ____________________ prescribed by the
State in this regard. The fees levied by the respective Sponsor Registering Authority
shall be borne by the party of the Second part exclusively and will not be deducted in
any manner, whatsoever, from the amounts paid to the party of the First part.
Clause 13 :
The party of the Second part will have no rights whatsoever as to the Title,
Ownership, Possession of the land/property of the party of the First part nor will it in any
way alienate the party of the First part from the land property particularly nor mortgage,
lease, sublease or transfer the land property of the First party in any way to any other
person/ institution during the continues of this agreement.
Clause 14 :
The party of the Second part shall submit true copy of this agreement signed by
both the parties within a period of 15 days from the date of execution thereof with the
________ market committee/ Agreement Registering Authority as required by the
Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development and Regulation ) Act. 2005 / any other
registering authority prescribed for the purpose.
Clause 15 :
Dissolution, Termination/Cancellation of the Contract will be with consent of both
the parties. Such dissolution or termination/cancellation deed will be communicated to
the registering authority within 15 days of such dissolution, termination/cancellation.
Clause 16 :
In the event of any dispute or difference arising between the parties hereto or as
to the rights and obligations under this agreement or as to any claim, monetary or
otherwise of one party against the other or as to the interpretation and effect of any
terms and conditions of this agreement, such dispute or difference shall be referred to
arbitration authority constituted for the purpose of Authority declared by State
Government in this regard.
Clause 17 :
In case of change of address of any party to this agreement, it should be
intimated to the other party and also to the Agreement Registering Authority.
Clause 18:
Each party hereto will act in good faith diligently and honestly with the other in
the performance of their responsibilities under this agreement and nothing will be done
to jeopardize the interest of the other.
In witness whereof the parties have signed this agreement on the ____ day,
_________ month and _________ year first above mentioned.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the
Within named 'PARTY OF THE FIRST PART'
in the presence of .........................
1.......................................................
2.......................................................
)
)
)
)
)
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED by the
Within named 'PARTY OF THE SECOND PART'
in the presence of .........................
)
)
)
1.......................................................
2.......................................................
)
Schedule
Grade, Specification, Quantity and Price Chart
Grade
Grade 1 or A
Grade 2 or B
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Specification
Size, Colour,
Aroma etc.
Quantity
Price/Rate
FORM J
(See rule 40(2))
FORMAT OF REGISTER FOR REGISTRATION OF CONTRACT FARMING
AGREEMENT
Sl.
No
1
Name of parties to the agreement
First party Second party
Third
(Farmer)
(Purchaser)
party
2
3
4
Type of
agricultural
produce
5
Estimated Period of Estimated
Qty. of
contract
value of
agricultural
agricultproduce
ural
produce
6
7
8
Date of
agreement
Sign. of
registering
officer
Remarks
9
10
11
FORM K
[See rule 43]
FORM FOR INFORMING THE PRODUCE PURCHASED WITH AN INTENTION
TO EXPORT OR PROCESSING BY THE CONTRACT FARMING SPONSOR
Return for the period of _____________
Sl.
No.
Quarter
for
which
report
pertains
Total qty.
of agrl.
Produce
purchased
by contract
farming
sponsor in
tonnes
Total value
of produce
purchased
Total qty.
of agrl.
Produce
purchased
for export
in tones
(Rs….)
Qty. of agrl.
Produce
purchased
for
processing
in tonnes
Qty. of
agrl.
Produce
exported
within 90
days of
its
purchase
Qty. of
agrl.
Produce
processed
within 90
days of its
purchase
Remarks
It is hereby certified that I / we undertake that the quantity of agricultural produce
purchased for export / processing shall be exported or processed by we / us
within a period of 90 days from its purchase. Failure to do so shall result in action
/ penalty against me / us as per the provisions of …… State Agricultural Produce
Marketing (Regulations) Act / Rules of conditions of registrations given to me / us
which I / we are aware of.
Signature of Contract Farming Sponsor
FORM L
[See rule 48]
FORM OF ANNUAL ACCOUNTS OF CONTRACT FARMING SPONSOR
Sl.No
Name of
the
commodity
No. of
farmers
with whom
contracts
signed
Area in ha.
Under
Contract
farming
Agreement
Qty.
purcha
sed in
tonnes
Total
value and
Qty. of
produce
purchased
Value
paid to
the
farmers
Payment outstanding for
more than 15 days
No of farmers
Amount
in Rs.
Signature of Contract Farming Sponsor
FORM M
(See rule 49 (1))
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION / RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION
OF MARKET FUNCTIONARIES
To
The Chief Executive Officer
Agricultural Produce Market Committee __________
Taluka _________ District _________
Sir,
I / We _________ Address ___________ , an individual / partnership firm / HUF/
private / public limited company / Govt. undertaking / co-operative society/ NGO ,
submit the application to you for grant / renewal of registration as ________
(trader/commission agent / broker / Hamal /weigh man / cartman etc. ) for a period of
_______
to ______
to work in _______ Agricultural Produce Marketing
(Development and Regulation ) Act. 2005 .
I / We am / are submitting the following documents with this application .
i)
Copy of treasury challan in support of having paid the requisite fee of Rs.
________
ii)
Copy of registration of partnership/ private / public limited company etc .
iii)
Copy of memorandum of association / Bye-laws .
iv)
Last annual audited balance sheet.
v)
Copy of the registration granted for the previous period.
vi)
Bank guarantee / security bond for Rs. ____________
UNDERTAKING
I / We undertake that I / We are not the defaulters of any of the provisions under
______ Agricultural Produce Marketing ( Regulation and Development ) Act and Rules
and further undertake that I /We have not been convicted or held guilty for violation of
the said Act and Rules and we shall abide by the provisions of the said Act , Rules and
Bye-laws and the conditions of registration .
You are requested to grant registration to me / us to function as ________ in
________ Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development and Regulation ) Act. 2005 .
.
Place
faithfully
Date
applicant
Yours
Signature of
FORM N
[See rule 49(2)]
APPLICATION FOR OBTAINING REGISTRATION FOR OPERATING IN
MORE THAN ONE MARKET AREA AS A TRADER
Date:
To,
Director/Managing Director
Sir,
I/We…………………………………… (Name)
…..……………………………………….
(Address) ………………………., (Phone No.)…………….… am/are making an
application for registration as a trader for operating in more than one Agricultural
Produce Market Committee, in the below mentioned market areas. I am ready and
willing to pay the necessary registration fee of Rs. ______ as per rules.
1. ……………………………………
2. ……………………………………
3. ……………………………………
4. ……………………………………
Alongwith this application, I am enclosing the following documents.
i)
Solvency Certificate
ii)
Bank Guarantee.
iii)
Income Tax return of last 3 years.
iv)
Copy of registration already granted, if any.
Declaration
(1)
I/We agree to abide by the ________ Agricultural Produce Marketing
(Development and Regulation) Act, 2005 and Rules made thereunder and
amendments made to it from time to time and the directions and orders issued by
the Director of marketing/Managing Director, from time to time.
(2)
I/We agree to keep all the necessary records and information about the
functioning of our business and to co-operate to produce whatever information
and documents will be asked for inspection by appropriate authority.
(3)
I/We agree to pay whatever charges or fees or amounts liable and due from me
legally.
(4)
I/We agree to avoid business with persons doing illegal business and will cooperate in taking legal action against such persons.
1.
Name:
Address:
Signature:
Signature of Applicant
FORM N1
[See rule 49(2) ]
REGISTRATION FOR OPERATING IN MORE
THAN ONE MARKET AREA AS A TRADER
Registration is hereby granted to
…………………………………………………………………
(Name) ………………………. (Address) ………………….……………………………….
(Phone No.) ……………………… Hereinafter referred to as the registration holder on
payment of fee of Rs. ………….for operating in the market areas of:
…………………………………..
………………………………….
………………………………….
subject to the provisions of the __________ Agricultural Produce Marketing
(Development and Regulation) Act, 2005 the Agricultural Produce Marketing
(development and Regulation) Rules, 2005 on the following conditions, that is to say:
1.
The registration holder shall abide by the provisions of the said Act and Rules
and the conditions of agreement entered into by the registration on __________
with the Director of Marketing/Managing Director.
2.
This registration is not transferable.
3.
This registration may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the
provisions of the said Act and the Rules made thereunder.
4.
In the event of suspension or cancellation of this registration, it shall be
surrendered to the Director of Marketing/Managing Director.
5.
The registration holder shall carry on business as a Trader only and at such
places for which the registration is issued and as long as the registration holder
carries on any of their business under a registration granted under the said
Rules, he shall not carry on any other business of a market functionary in the
market area or in any market therein.
6.
The registration holder shall pay market fees and supervision charges prescribed
to the concerned Agricultural Produce Market Committee.
7.
The registration holder shall not adulterate or cause any declared agricultural
produce to be adulterated.
8.
The registration holder shall help the Director/Managing Director in preventing
evasion of market fees.
9.
The registration holder after grant of registration by Director/Managing Director
shall within a period of fifteen days inform about the authorized representative of
the registration who shall be responsible on his behalf.
10.
The registration holder shall maintain books, registers and records in the manner,
required by the Director/M.D. and shall make them available for inspection to the
Director/M.D. or person authorized by him.
11.
The registration holder shall furnish information and return to the Director/M.D. as
may be required by him from time to time.
12.
The registration holder shall settle the price of agricultural produce according to
the manner provided for under the Bye-laws of Market Committee and shall issue
account slips or purchase bills according to the provisions of the Rule 55 of
Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development and Regulation) Rules, 2007.
13.
The registration holder shall, if the declared agricultural produce is sold through
his agency or by him, pay to the seller the price of the agricultural produce so
sold on the same day.
14.
The registration holder shall not solicit or receive any fees or recover any
charges other than those which he is entitled to receive or recover in accordance
with the provisions of the Act, and the Rules and Bye-laws made thereunder.
15.
The registration holder shall not make or recover any trade allowance.
16.
The registration holder shall provide for authorized weights and measures.
17.
The registration holder shall pay to the registered weigh man or measure only at
the rates approved by the Director / Managing Director and shall not employ
them for any household or private work.
18.
The registration holder shall inform the Director/Managing Director of any change
in the constitution of the registration holder.
19.
The registration holder shall refer all his dispute in relation to the marketing of the
declared notified Agricultural produce in the manner provided under Rule 23 of
Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development and Regulation) Rules 2007.
Date:
Place:
Director of Agricultural Marketing/Managing
Director,
Renewal of registration
Date of
Renewal
Period for which
Renewal
Signature of
Director and date
Director,
FORM O
[See rule 49(1)]
FORM OF RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION
As per form M under rule 49 (1)
FORM P
[See rule 78]
FORM OF REGISTER SHOWING THE MARKET FEE AND OTHER
CHARGES COLLECTED BY MARKET COMMITTEE
Sl.
No.
Date
Total arrivals
in tonnes
Value of the
agrl. Produce
sold
Market fee
assessed
In Rs.
Market
fee
collected
(Rs)
Licence
fee
collected
Charges
collected from
other sources
Total
FORM Q
[See rule 82 (1) (c) ]
APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF LICENCE FOR PRIVATE MARKET
AND FARMER-CONSUMERS MARKET.
Date:
To,
The Director of Marketing/Managing Director
I/We………………………….………………
(Name)……….…………………………..…….
(Address)………………………..…………,
(Phone No.)……………………..…… am/are making an application for the grant of
Licence for establishing private market/farmer consumer market. The necessary
documents as required are enclosed. I am ready and willing to pay the necessary
licence fee of Rs. _____ as per rules for obtaining the above mentioned licence. You are
requested to grant me the licence.
Yours faithfully,
(Applicant)
The following documents are submitted with this application :–
i)
Certificate of Incorporation or Registration in respect of Company, Co-operative
Society, Trust, Corporation, Partnership, etc.
ii)
Memorandum of Association or Articles of Association
iii)
Names and Address and Telephone number of all the Directors and owners and
partners, etc.
iv)
Details of infrastructure created with the break up of the cost of the land in
following table (Proof in support of cost should also be enclosed):
Sl. No.
1
2
3
v)
vi)
vii)
viii)
ix)
x)
Type of Infrastructure
Estimated Cost (Rs.)
Treasury challan in support of having paid the licence fee.
Operational and working guidelines as to how private market shall be conducted
or operated.
Undertaking or Affidavit that the applicant shall abide by all the provisions of the
Act and Rules made thereunder and in case of violation he shall be liable for
action including cancellation of licence.
A Bank Guarantee as provided in Rule ____ & ____.
Income tax return.
Layout plan of the proposed market.
Date:
Place:
(Applicant)
FORM R
[See rule 82(1) (c) ]
APPLICATION FOR OBTAINING LICENCE FOR DIRECT MARKETING
OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE FROM THE AGRICULTURISTS.
Date:
To,
Sir,
I/We…………………………………………
(Name)…………….……………..………………. (Address)………………………………….,
(Phone No.)………….…………….… am/are making an application for a Licence for
direct purchase of agricultural produce from the Agriculturists, in the below mentioned
market areas. I am ready and willing to pay the necessary licence fee of Rs…………. as
per rules for obtaining the above mentioned licence.
……………………………………
……………………………………
……………………………………
Alongwith this application I am enclosing the following Documents :–
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
Solvency Certificate
Bank Guarantee.
Details of Registration Documents of the Applicant (e.g. Company/Partnership
Firm / Non-Governmental Organization. Co-operative Society / Government
Organization etc.
Names and address of their Directors, Partners etc.
Income tax return
Declaration
1)
2)
3)
4)
I/We agree to abide by the _________ Agricultural Produce Marketing
(Development and Regulation) Act, 2005 and the Rules made thereunder and
amendments made to it from time to time and the directions and orders issued by
the Director of marketing/Managing Director, from time to time.
I/We agree to keep all the necessary records and information about the
functioning of our business and to co-operate to produce whatever information
and documents will be asked for inspection by appropriate authority.
I/We agree to pay whatever charges or fees or amounts liable and due from me
legally.
I/We agree to avoid business with persons doing illegal business and will cooperate in taking legal action against such persons.
Signature of Applicant
1.
Name:
Address:
Signature:
FORM S
[See rule 82(3)]
REGISTER OF LICENCE HOLDERS FOR DIRECT MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE AND ESTABLISHING PRIVATE MARKETS AND FARMER-CONSUMER
MARKETS.
Sl. Name and
No. Address
of
Applicant.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Date of
Receipt of
Application
for licence.
Type of
Market Licence Licence Licence Remarks
Licence
area.
fee Rs.
No. and period. and
and Date
(Challan Date.
Signature.
of
No.).
issuance.
FORM T
[See rules 82(5) (b)]
LICENCE FOR DIRECT MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE ,
ESTABLISHING PRIVATE MARKET AND FARMER-CONSUMER MARKET.
Licence is hereby granted to
……………………………………………………………………………..
(Name) ……………………………. (Address)
………………………………………………………….
(Phone No.) ………………………… Hereinafter referred to as the Licensee) on payment
of fee of Rs. ………….for direct marketing of agricultural produce/ establishment and
operating private market / farmer-consumer market in ………………... market area,
subject to the provisions of the ________ Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development
and Regulation) Act, ____and the ______ Agricultural Produce Marketing (Development
and Regulation)Rules, ___ on the following conditions:
1.
The Licensee shall abide by the provisions of the said Act and Rules and the
conditions of agreement entered into by the licence on ……………….. with the
Director of Marketing/Managing Director.
2.
3.
This Licence is not transferable.
This Licence may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions
of the said Act and the rules made thereunder and if the Licence holder commits
any act or abstains from carrying out his normal business in the market with the
intension of willfully obstructing, suspending or stopping the marketing of
agricultural produce in the market area, the Licence may be suspended or
cancelled.
In the event of suspension or cancellation of this Licence, it shall be surrendered
to the Director of Marketing/Managing Director.
The Licensee shall not adulterate or cause any declared agricultural produce to
be adulterated.
The Licensee shall help the Director / Managing Director in preventing evasion of
market fees.
The Licensee after grant of Licence by Director / Managing Director shall within a
period of fifteen days inform about the authorized representative of the Licensee
who shall be responsible on his behalf.
The Licensee shall maintain books, registers and records in the manner, required
by the Director of Marketing/Managing Director and shall make them available for
inspection to the Director of Marketing/Managing Director or person authorized
by him.
The Licensee shall furnish information and return to the Director of
Marketing/Managing Director as may be required by him from time to time.
(a)
Agriculture produce shall be sold by way of open auction in private
markets.
(b)
Direct marketing Licence holder will put up the notice of price of
commodity at
which he will purchase on a particular or
date
(c)
Private market or direct purchaser shall not purchase or allow to purchase
any agricultural produce below minimum support price announced by the
Government for the particular commodities.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
The Licensee shall, if the declared agricultural produce is sold through his
agency or by him, pay to the seller the price of the agricultural produce so sold
on the same day.
11.
The Licensee shall not solicit or receive any fees or recover any charges other
than those which he is entitled to receive or recover in accordance with the
provisions of the Act and the rules made by the concerned Market, approved by
the Director of Marketing.
12.
The Licensee shall not make or recover any trade allowance.
13.
The Licensee shall provide for authorized weights and measures.
14.
The Licensee shall pay to the licensed weighman or measure only at the rates
approved by the Director/Managing Director and shall not employ them for any
household or private work.
15.
The Licensee shall inform the Director/Managing Director of any change in the
constitution of the Licensee.
16.
The Licensee shall refer all his disputes in relation to the marketing of the notified
agricultural produce in the manner provided under the _____Agricultural Produce
Marketing (Development and Regulation) Rules, 2007.
Date:
Place:
Director,
Renewal of Licence –
Date of Renewal
Period for
which renewed
Signature of Director /
Managing Director and date
FORM U
[See rule 84 (1)]
APPLICATION FORM FOR THE RENEWAL OF LICENCE
UNDER SECTION 45 and 46.
To
The Licensing Authority,
State Agricultural Marketing Board,
________________
Sir,
I request for the renewal of my Licence. The necessary particulars are
given below:—
1. Particulars of the private/consumer market yard/ other marketing infrastructure
for which the Licence has been issued
……………………..............................................................................
2. Name of the applicant (with full particulars of the place of market yard)
…………………………………………………….........................................…………
…......
3. No. of Licence
……………………………........................................................................
4. Date on which the Licence expires
……………………………………....................................
5. Period for which renewal is required
……………………………………...............................
6. Fee paid Rs.
…………………….........................................................................................…..
7. Penalty paid, if any, Rs.
…………………………….................................................................
8. Has the applicant(s) or where the applicant is a firm, has any member thereof
singly or in collaboration with any body else, been,(a) granted any Licence in any other market area and his Licence has
been suspended or cancelled. If so, when, where, for what period and
for what reasons; …………………….. or
(b) convicted of any offence involving moral turpitude. If so the date of
conviction; ……………………………. or
(c)
declared as an un discharged insolvent …………………………………..
(d) defaulter of not paying the dues to the committee/ Board ……………….
dated
(1) I am enclosing a demand draft No.
amounting to Rs.
on account of renewal fee.
(2)
The particulars given above are true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Dated…………….
Signature of the applicant.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Thursday,
19th
June,
2008
No. 223
URBAN DEVELOPEMNT & HOUSING DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK.
NO:GOS/ UD&HD/282/Adm/07/UD&HD
Dated: 19.06.08
NOTIFICATION
In terms of Notification No:65/GEN/Est dated 19.06.1981, a Committee
consisting of following officers of UD &HD is hereby constituted to conduct a viva-voce
test for any Group ‘C’ or ‘D’ category post fallen vacant in the Department.
1.
Additional Secretary
-
Chairman
2.
Joint Secretary - I
-
Member
3.
Joint secretary –II
-
Member
Sd/Commissioner –cum –Secretary
URBAN DEV. & HOUSING DEPARTMENT
File No:GOS/UD&HD/282/Adm/07.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
21st
June,
2008
No. 224
NOTIFICATION NO:39/301/II/LR&DMD(S)
DT: 20/06/2008
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union namely for the development of 1200 MW
Teesta Hydroelectric Power Project Stage-III by Power and Energy Department,
Government of Sikkim in the blocks of Singhik-Sentam and Salim-Pakyel, North Sikkim,
it is hereby notified that the several cadastral Plot No. noted under the “Schedule of
properties” below and measuring an area more or less 6.1290 hectare bounded as under.
SINGHIK SENTAM BLOCK
Plot No. 02, 260, 274, 376, 415, 522, 542, 546 and 554 measuring more or less an area
2.8040 hectare.
BOUNDARY
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
Private holding, village road, Singchit block and SPDC Ltd.
Private holding, kholsa, Kazor block and SPDC Ltd.
Private holding, Teesta river and SPDC Ltd.
Private holding, village road, NSH and SPDC Ltd.
SALIM-PAKYEL BLOCK
Plot Nos. 351, 351/A, 351/B, 354, 354/A, 354/B, 354/C, 355, 356, 357, 357/A, 357/B,
358, 358/A. 358/B, 371, 372, 712/P, 712, 712/A, 712/B and 713 measuring more or less
an area 3.3250 hectare.
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
Private holding, S.T road reserve and Sikkim Sarkar.
WEST :
Private holding, S.T road reserve.
NORTH :
Private holding.
SOUTH :
Private holding and Sikkim is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expenses within the aforesaid block of Singhik-Sentam and Salim
Pakyel, North Sikkim.
District, Mangan.
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is further
pleased to direct Under Section 17(4) that the provisions of Section 5-A of the Act shall
not apply.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.301/II/LR(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Saturday,
21st
June,
2008
No. 225
DATED:21/06/2008.
being a purpose of the Union namely for the construction of 120 MW Rangit Hydro
Power Project Stage IV, SPDC for Jal Power Corporation Ltd. in the block of Mabong,
Kamling, Suldong and Sangadorjee Elaka Rinchenpong District West it is hereby
declared that several piece of land measuring more or less 6.4320 hectares noted under
the schedule of properties below is needed for aforesaid public purpose at the public
expense within the aforesaid block.
The declaration is made under the provision of Section 6 of L.A.Act, 1894
A plan of the land may be inspected in the office of the District Collector, West.
1.
MABONG BLOCK
Plot Nos. 139, 147/A, 622/A, 623/A, 148/A, 149/A, 151/A, 152/A, 622/742 and
623/743 measuring area 1.8800 hectares.
Khasmal Plot Nos. 140, 142/A, 621/A area measuring 0.9720 hectares.
2.
KAMLING BLOCK
Plot Nos. 246/745, 242, 241/A, 249, 259, 234/A, 234/696A, 248, 256, 258, 250,
255, 251, 250/677, 246/749, 245, 246/748 area measuring 2.0520 hectares.
3.
SULDONG BLOCK
Plot Nos. 266, 267, 266/506, 267/507 area measuring 0.9640 hectares.
4.
SANGA DORJEE
Plot Nos. 841/A, 846, 847 area measuring 1.3960 hectares.
Khasmal Plot Nos. 842/A 848, 849, 830/855/A, 830/854, 823 area measuring
2.6540 hectares.
5.
MEYONG BLOCK
Plot Nos. 298, 299 area measuring 2.2420 hectares.
Khasmal Plot No. 269 area measuring 0.9000 hectare.
SD/-( R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
File No. 891/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
23rd
June,
2008
No. 226
(SNT DIVISION)
No. 03/T
Dated: 19.6.2008
NOTIFICATION
It is hereby notified for information of all concerned that the reimbursement freight rate of private goods carriages engaged for transportation of
Army and GREF goods is revised at Rs 6.00/MT/KM for any destination.
The revised rate shall be effective from 15 th May 2008.
Sd/( K.P. Adhikari)IAS
Commissioner cum Secretary
Memo No. 11-19/T
Dated: 19.6.2008.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Monday,
23rd
June,
2008
No. 227
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL A.R. & TRAINING, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES,
CAREER OPTION, EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND
CHIEF MINISTER’S SELF EMPLOYMENT SCHEME.
GANGTOK-737101
No: 112 /GEN/DOP
DATED: 23/05 /2008
NOTIFICATION
The Governor is pleased to constitute a Committee comprising of the following
to inquire into the technical matters in connection with the collapse of the RCC bridge
under construction “Rural Connectivity Scheme” (PMGSY) at Chemchey, Wok Road,
South Sikkim on 16th May, 2008.
1.
Shri D. T. Lepcha
Pr. Chief Engineer-cum-Secretary, Buildings & Housing Deptt. - Chairman
2.
3.
4.
Shri T. B. Rajalim,
Chief Engineer, Rural Management & Dev. Deptt.
- Member
Shri P. Shrestha,
Chief Engineer,
Roads & Bridges Department
- Member
Shri Dhondup Lepcha, Addl. Secretary,
Roads & Bridges Department
- Member Secretary
The report should be submitted within one month from the date of its issue.
(N. TSHERING, IAS)
COMMISSIONER-CUM-SECRETARY-PERSONNEL
Memo No: 517-25 /Gen/DOP
Dated: 23/05 /2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
24th
June,
2008
No. 228
GANGTOK
No. 31/ HCS
Dated: 21.6.2008
NOTIFICATION
In partial modification of Notification No. 21/Confdl/HCS dated
27.10.2007 of this Court, it is hereby notified for general information that
14.07.2008 to 18.07.2008 is declared as Special Vacation.
By order,
Sd/(Meenakshi M. Rai)
REGISTRAR GENERAL
Memo No: V (41) Confdl/HCS/
Dated:
Copy to:1. The Secretary General, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi.
2. The Registrar General, High Court of Delhi, New Delhi.
3. The Registrar General, Allahabad High Court, Allahabad.
4. The Registrar General, Andhra Pradesh High Court, Hyderabad.
5. The Registrar General, High Court of Bombay, Mumbai.
6. The Registrar General, Calcutta High Court, Kolkata.
7. The Registrar General, Gujarat High Court, Solapur.
8. The Registrar General, Himachal Pradesh High Court, Shimla.
9. The Registrar General, Jammu & Kashmir High Court, Srinagar.
10. The Registrar General, Karnataka High Court, Bangalore.
11. The Registrar General, Kerala High Court, Ernakulam.
12. The Registrar General, Madhya Pradesh High Court, Jabalpur.
13. The Registrar General, Madras High Court, Chennai.
14. The Registrar General, Patna High Court, Patna.
15. The Registrar General, Punjab & Harayana High Court, Chandigarh.
16. The Registrar General, Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur.
17. The Registrar General, Jharkhand High Court, Ranchi.
18. The Registrar General, Uttarakhand High Court, Nainital.
19. The Registrar General, Guwahati High Court, Gauhati.
20. The Registrar (Admn.), Orissa High Court, Cuttack.
21. The Registrar General, High Court of Chattisgarh, Bilaspur.
22. The Registrar, High Court of Mumbai, Nagpur Bench, Maharashtra.
23. The Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New
Delhi.
24. The Secretary Bar Council of India, New Delhi.
25. The Principal Secretary to His Excellency the Governor of Sikkim, Raj
Bhawan, Gangtok.
26. The Principal Private Secretary to the Hon’ble Chief Justice of Sikkim,
Gangtok.
27. The Private Secretary to the Hon’ble Judges, High Court of Sikkim.
28. The Chief Secretary, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok.
29. The Legal Remembrancer-cum- Law Secretary, Government of Sikkim,
Gangtok.
30. The Advocate General, Government of Sikkim, Gangtok.
31. The District & Sessions Judge (East & North) Sikkim at Gangtok.
32. The District & Sessions Judge (South & West) Sikkim at Namchi.
33. The District & Sessions Judge (Special Division- I) I/C Sikkim at Gangtok.
34. The District & Sessions Judge (Special Division –II) I/C Sikkim at
Gangtok.
35. The Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum- Civil Judge (East & North) Sikkim at
Gangtok.
36. The Chief Judicial Magistrate-cum- Civil Judge (South & West) Sikkim at
Namchi.
37. The Civil Judge-cum- Judicial Magistrate (East) Sikkim at Gangtok.
38. The Civil Judge-cum- Judicial Magistrate (West) I/C Sikkim at Gyalshing.
39. The Civil Judge-cum- Judicial Magistrate (North) I/C Sikkim at Mangan.
40. The Civil Judge-cum- Judicial Magistrate (South) Sikkim at Namchi.
41. The District Magistrate (East) at Gangtok.
42. The District Magistrate (West) at Gyalshing.
43. The District Magistrate (North) at Mangan.
44. The District Magistrate (South) at Namchi.
45. The Government Advocate, Government of Sikkim Gangtok.
46. The General Secretary, Sikkim Bar Association, Gangtok.
47. The Additional Secretary, Home Department, Government of Sikkim
Gangtok for publication in Government Gazette.
48. All Section Incharge, High Court of Sikkim, Gangtok.
49. Notice Board
50. Guard file and
51. File.
REGISTRAR GENERAL
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
24th
June,
2008
No. 229
GOVERNEMNT OF SIKKIM
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No:04/ LD/P/2008
Date: 24.06.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Act passed by the Sikkim Legislative Assembly and having received the
assent of the President on the 16th day of May, 2008 is hereby published for general
information:-
THE SIKKIM FORESTS, WATER COURSES AND ROAD RESERVE (PRESERVATION
AND PROTECTION) AMENDMENT ACT, 2007
Act No. 4 of 2007
further to amend The Sikkim Forests, Water Courses and Road Reserve (Preservation and
Protection)
Act 1988
BE it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-seventh Year of the Republic of
India as follows:Short title and
1.
Water Courses and
commencement.
Amendment Act, 2007.
of its publication in the Official
(1)
This Act may be called The Sikkim Forests,
Road Reserve (Preservation and Protection)
(2)
It shall come into force on the date
Gazette.
Amendment of
(Preservation and
Section 20
in section 20,
2.
In The Sikkim Forests, Water Courses and Road Reserve
Protection) Act, 1988 (herein referred to as the principal Act),
in clause (k) for the words “twenty thousand”, the words
“forty thousand”
shall be substituted.
Amendment of
(1), for the
Section 24.
substituted.
3.
words “then thousand”, the words “twenty thousand” shall be
Amendment of
4.
thousand”, the words
Section 28.
Amendment of
Section 30.
be inserted,
In section 24 of the principal Act, in clause (h) of sub-section
5.
In section 28 of the principal Act, for the words “ten
“twenty thousand” shall be substituted.
In Section 30 of the principal Act,
(i) after clause (c) of sub-section (1), the following clause shall
namely:“(d) dumps soil, muck or wastes on a slip reserve or a road
reserve or a
River bank without permission.”;
(ii) in sub-section (1), for the words “twelve thousand”, the
words “forty
Amendment of
6.
thousand, the words
Section 37.
Amendment of
words “five
Section 42.
7.
Amendment of
for the words
Section 51.
8.
Amendment of
words ‘two
Section 53.
substituted.
9.
Amendment of
words “five
Section 68.
10.
Amendment of
thousand”, the
Section 69.
11.
Amendment of
thousand”, the
12.
thousand” shall be substituted.
In Section 37 of the principal Act, for the words “five
“ten thousand” shall be substituted.
In sub-section (3) of section 42 of the principal Act, for the
thousand”, the words “ten thousand” shall be substituted.
In sub-section (3) of section of section 51 of the principal Act,
“five thousand”, the words “ten thousand” shall be substituted.
hundred and fifty”, the words “five hundred” shall be
thousand”, the words “ten thousand” shall be substituted.
In section 69 of the principal Act, for the words “twelve
words “twenty-five thousand” shall be substituted.
In section 84 of the principal Act, for the words “twelve
Section 84.
Amendment of
words “ten
Section 85.
substituted.
words “ twenty-five thousand” shall be substituted.
13.
ten thousand” the words “twenty thousand shall be
PRATIBHA DEVISINGH PATIL
PRESIDENT OF INDIA
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
25th
June,
2008
No. 230
DATED:24/06/2008.
being a purpose of the Union namely for the development of 300 MW, Panang Hydel
Project on behalf of M/S (HIMAGIRI) by SPDC Ltd. in the blocks of Sakyong Pentong,
Lingdem, Lingzya, Lingthem, Malling Singhik and Salim-Pakyel, North Sikkim it is
hereby declared that cadastral Plot Nos. noted under the “schedule of properties” below
and measuring more or less 53.2190 hectares.
SAKYONG PENTONG
Plot Nos. 698, 700, 701, 702, 706, 707,708, 709, 710, 711, 712, 713, 714,
715, 716, 717, 718, 719, 720, 721, 722, 723, 724, 725, 726, 727, 729, 731
measuring more or less area of land 1.9260 hectare.
LINGDEM
Plot No. 2, 4, 872/P, 873/P, 876, 878, 879, 880, 882, 883, 884, 885, 886, 887, 891/P, 892,
893, 3/1450, 878/1481 measuring more or less area of land 5.1180 hectare
LINGTHEM
Plot Nos. 355, 356, 358, 359, 365, 366, 367, 368, 369, 370, 371, 390, 393, 400, 401, 402,
405, 406, 513, 514, 517, 520, 521, 574, 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 625/P, 626, 629, 636,
637, 638, 661, 662, 664, 665, 666, 668, 771, 772, 774, 775, 776, 777, 779, 780, 781, 782,
789, 790, 1290, 659/2038 measuring more or less area of land 12.4110 hectare.
LINGZYA
Plot Nos. 475, 476, 477, 478, 479, 481, 486, 501, 504, 509, 510, 516, 517, 518, 519, 522,
526, 746, 748, 752, 753, 754, 833/P, 835, 836, 837, 838, 839, 840, 842/P, 843/P, 844,
845, 846, 847, 848, 850, 851, 852, 853 measuring more or less area of land 9.4740
hectare.
SALIM-PAKYEL
Plot No. 277 measuring more or less area of land 0.2820 hectare
MALLING-SINGHIK
Plot No. 137, 152, 153, 165 and 176 measuring more or less area of land 6.6740 hectare
is needed for aforesaid public purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of
Sakyong Pentong, Lingdem, Lingthem, Lingzya, Salim-Pakyel and Malling-Singhik.
North Sikkim.
The declaration is made under the provision of Section 6 of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I
of 1894) read with the said notification, to all to whom it may concern.
District, Mangan.
And whereas, there is urgency to acquire the land and Governor is further pleased
to direct under Section 17(4) of L.A.Act of 1894.
SD/-(R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
File No802/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
25th
June,
2008
No. 231
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS-cumSECRETARY
FOREST, ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Notification No.147. FEWMD
Dated 25.06.2008
NOTIFICATION
The Working Plan Circle of the Department of Forests, Environment and Wildlife
Management (FEWMD) is hereby declared as Sustainable Forest Management (SFM)
Cell for Sikkim with the following Terms of Reference (TOR).
1. To act as the Nodal point for all matters related to Sustainable Forest
Management in the Department of Forests, Environment and Wildlife
Management, Government of Sikkim) and to encourage the development of
programmes aimed at sustainable utilization and conservation of forests, and
maintaining their ecological balance.
2. To promote the development of practical methods, guidelines and strategies to
apply the ecosystem approach in the management of natural forest areas, taking
into account the regional and ecological differences in the forest areas of the
State.
3. To facilitate the common understanding of concepts, terms and definitions related
to Criteria and Indicators and to strengthen the Criteria and Indicators process and
Inter-process cooperation.
4. To develop the mechanism for implementation of Criteria and Indicators for
Sustainable Forest Management and to strengthen the related communication and
information management systems.
5. To promote the sustainable use of forest resources in order to enhance the
conservation of forest biological diversity.
6. To enhance and improve the technical capacity required at the State level to
monitor Sustainable Forest Management and biological diversity
7.
To assist SFM Cell in the ministry in integrating the broad framework of the
Sustainable Forest Management principles into the Working Plan Code
8. To create awareness and improve the knowledge base and to assist in
development of
infrastructure for accurate assessment and monitoring of
Sustainable Forest Management.
9. To pre-check and monitor thinning /harvesting and plantation to be carried out by
any Division and maintain maps and records of the same to check whether
activity is as per working plan prescription.
(S.T. Lachungpa, IFS)
Principal Chief Conservator of Forests-cum-Secretary
Forest Environment Wildlife Management Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
25th
June,
2008
No. 232
LAW DEPARMTENT
GANGTOK
No: 14/LD/P/2008
Date: 24.06.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Act of the Sikkim Legislative Assembly having received the assent of the
President on 16th day of May, 2008 is hereby published for general information:-
THE SIKKIM PUBLIC DEMANDS RECOVERY ACT, 2006
(ACT No.14 of 2006)
AN
ACT
to make provisions for the recovery of public demands in Sikkim.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-seventh
Year of the Republic of India as follows:-
PRILIMINARY
Short title,
extent and
Commencement.
1.
Definitions.
2.
(1)
(2)
(3)
This Act may be called the Sikkim Public Demands
Recovery Act 2006.
It extends to the whole of Sikkim.
It shall come into force at once.
In this Act, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject
or context –
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
Power of
3.
Civil
Certificate Officer.
483 of
5 of 1989
“Certificate-debtor” means the person named as
debtor in a
Certificate filed under this Act and includes any
person whose name is substituted or added as debtor
by the Certificate Officer;
“Certificate-holder” means the State Government or
Corporation or Company owned or controlled by the State
Government or any State Government Officer,
Officer of the Corporation or any local authority in
whose favour a Certificate has been filed under this
Act and includes any person whose name is
substituted or added as creditor by the Certificate
Officer;
“Certificate Officer” means the Collector of the
District and
includes any other officer appointed by the State
Government by notification, to perform the
functions of a Certificate Officer under this Act;
“Moveable property” includes growing crops;
“Notification” means a notification published in the
Official Gazettee;
“Public Demand” means any money payable to or
any liability (inclusive of interest) which is claimed
as due from any person by the State Government or
a Department or any Corporation or Company or
the State Bank of Sikkim or any Local Authority,
under any law for the time being in force or under a
written agreement with the above authorities or
institution or instrument or any Decree or
(h)
Award of any Court or Authority competent to
adjudicate the claims.
“The State Bank of Sikkim” means the State Bank
of Sikkim incorporated under the State Bank of
Sikkim Proclamation, 1968.
(1)
Every Certificate Officer shall be deemed to be a
Court for the purpose of section 480,481,482 and
(2)
the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.
Every Certificate Officer may for the purpose of
enquiry
into any dispute relating to the issue of certificate
for
5 of 1908
Civil
money shall have same powers as conferred on the
Court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 in
respect of
(a)
(b)
(c)
45 of 1860
Filing of Certificate 4.
application
for public demand.
due, he
(1)
enforcing attendance of any person and examining
him on
oath;
compelling and production of documents and
material
objects; and
issuing commissions for purpose of examination of
witness
and every inquiry shall be deemed to be a judicial
proceeding within the meaning of section 193 and
228 of
the Indian Penal Code, 1860.
When the Certificate Officer is satisfied on an
made to him or otherwise that any public demand is
may sign a certificate in such form as may be
prescribed,
(2)
(3)
(4)
Service of Notice
Certificate
and copy of
upon
certificate on
form and a
certificate debtor.
and
5.
stating that the demand is due, and shall cause the
certificate to be filed in his office.
Before signing the Certificate, a notice shall be
issued to
the person or persons from whom any money is due
and if necessary hold an enquiry as it deems
necessary;
The certificate issued under this section shall be
final and
binding on the parties.
All proceeding under its section shall be completed
within
three months from the date of issue of notice to the
opposite party.
When a certificate has been filed in the office of
Officer under section 4, he shall cause to be served
the certificate-debtor, a notice in the prescribed
copy of the certificate stating that the demand is due
shall be paid forthwith.
Effect of Service of 6.
section 5
Notice of Certificate
On and from the date of service of notice under
upon a certificate debtor,
Who may execute
by :Certificate
certifi-
(a)
any private transfer or delivery of any of his
immovable
property by certificate-debtor within the State of
Sikkim shall be void against any claim enforceable
in execution of the certificate, and
(b)
the amount due from time to time in respect of the
certificate shall be a charge upon the immovable property
of the certificate – debtor, in preference to all other
charge of liabilities created on that property.
7.
A certificate filed under section 4 may be executed
(a)
(c)
Transmission of
8.
filed
Certificate to
another Certificate
Officer for execution
Officer, he
the Certificate Officer in whose office the original
cate is filed, or
the Certificate Officer to whom a copy of the
certificate is
sent for execution under sub-section (1) of section
8.
(1)
A Certificate Officer in whose office a certificate is
(2)
may send a copy thereof, for execution, to any other
Certificate Officer.
When a copy of certificate is sent to any such
shall cause it to be filed in his office and thereupon
the
provision of section 6 with respect to certificate
filed in the
office of a Certificate Officer shall apply as if such
copy
were an original certificate:
Provided that it shall not be necessary to serve a second
notice and
copy under section 5.
Power of
filed, is
attachment.
remove or
9.
property and
certificate would in conse
If the Certificate Officer, in whose office a certificate is
satisfied that the certificate-debtor is likely to conceal,
dispose of the whole or any part of such his movable
that the realization of the amount of the
quence be delayed or obstructed, he may at any time direct,
for
reasons to be recorded in writing, attachment of the whole
part of such moveable property:
or any
Provided that if the Certificate – debtor whose
moveable
property has been so attached, furnishes, security to the
satisfaction of the Certificate Officer, such attachment shall be
cancelled
from the date on which such security is accepted by the
Certificate
Officer.
Mode of execution
prescribed,
Interest, cost
of
and charges
recoverable.
certificate
10.
Subject to such conditions and limitations as may be
11.
Certificate Officer may order execution of a Certificate –
(a)
by attachment and sale, if necessary, of any
property or, in
the case of immovable property, by sale without
previous
attachment, or
(b)
by attachment of any decree.
There shall be recoverable in the proceedings in execution
every certificate filed under this Act –
(a)
Interest upon, the public demand to which the
relates, at the rate of twelve and a half per centum
per
annum from the date of signing of the certificate
upon the
(b)
Property liable to 12.
belonging to
attachment and sale
exectin execution of a
Certificate
passing
certificate debtor or any
on the
(1)
date of realization,
such costs as are directed to be paid by the
Certificate
Officer in his discretion as having been incurred for
the service of notice under section 5, and of
warrants and other processes and all other
proceedings taken for realizing the demand.
All property both moveable and immovable,
certificate debtor, is liable to attachment and sale in
(2)
ion of the Certificate.
The Certificate Officer may attach the property by
an order, and serving upon the
adult member of his family or by affixing, the order
front door of his house or place of residence.
(3)
taken
the nearest
The movable property indicated in the order shall be
into custody of the officer – in – charge of
Police Station or out Post under the orders of the
Certificate
Officer.
(4)
(a) In the case of immovable property, the
Certificate
Officer shall publish the date and time of sale with
the upset price fixed in the Official Gazettee and on the
date so
fixed shall sell the immovable property by public
auction.
(b) In the case of movable property, no such
publication is
required. The movable property may be sold by
public
auction.
Attachment of
payment
Decree
charge
13.
(1)
The attachment of a decree of a Civil Court or the
of money or for sale enforcement of a mortgage or
shall be made by the issue to the civil Court to stay
the
(a)
(b)
(2)
(3)
Purchaser’s title,
it shall
14.
(1)
execution of the decree unless and untill –
the Certificate Officer cancels the notice, or
the certificate holder or the certificate debtor applies
to
the Court receiving such notice to execute the
decree.
When a Civil Court receives an application under
clause
(b) of sub-section (I), it shall on an application of
the certificate – holder or the certificate – debtor,
and subject to the provisions relating to execution of
decree under the law relating to Civil Procedure
proceed to execute the attached decree and apply
the net proceeds in satisfaction f the certificate.
The certificate-holder shall be deemed to be the
representative of the holder of the attached decree, and to be
entitled to execute such attached decree in any
manner lawful for the holder thereof.
Where property is sold in execution of a certificate,
certificate of sale
interest of
and delivery of
possession
certifi-
vest in the purchaser with all the rights, title and
(2)
the certificate-debtor at the time of sale.
Where immovable property is sold in execution of a
cate and such sale has become absolute, the
purchaser’s
right, title and interest shall be deemed to have been
vested
in him from the time when the property is sold, and
not
(3)
from the time, when the sale becomes absolute.
Where a sale of immovable property has become
absolute,
the certificate Officer shall grant a certificate
specifying the
property sold and the name of the persons who at
the time
of sale declared to be the purchaser. Such certificate
shall
bear date of the day on which the sale becomes
absolute.
(4)
Setting aside sale.
execution of a
15.
On the grant of certificate under sub-section (3),
and on the
application of the purchaser, the Certificate Officer
shall order, delivery to be made by putting such
purchaser or any person whom the purchaser may
appoint to receive delivery on his behalf, in
possession of the property and, if needed by
removing any persons who refuses to vacate the
same.
When immovable property has been sold in
certificate, the certificate-debtor or any person
whose
interest are affected by the sale may, within thirty
days
from the date of the sale, apply to the Certificate
Officer to
set aside the sale on his depositing (a) for payment to the certificate-holder the amount
specified in the proclamation of sale as that for the
recovery of which the sale was ordered, with
interest thereon at the rate of twelve and a half per
centum per annum calculated from the date of the
proclamation of sale to the date when the deposit is
made;
(b) for payment to the purchaser, as penalty, a sum
equal to five per centum of the purchase money, but
not less than one rupee.
Person under
certificate
disability
any
16.
When
the Certificate Officer is satisfied that the
debtor is a minor or of unsound mind, he shall, in
proceeding under this Act permit him to be
represented by any suitable person.
Procedure on death 17.
certificate has
of certificate-debtor.
after ser-
When the Certificate – debtor dies before the
been fully satisfied, the Certificate Officer may,
ving a notice upon the legal representatives of the
deceased, proceed to execute the Certificate against such
legal
representatives and the provisions of this Act shall
apply as if such notice was a notice under section 4.
The legal representative shall be liable only to the
extent of the
property of the deceased which has come to his
hands.
Protection to
officer
have
18.
No suit or other legal proceeding shall lie against a
Certificate Officer for any act done or purported to
been done by him under the provisions of this Act.
Power to make
purpose of
rules
provisions
19.
Repeal and Saving
20.(1)
hereby
The State Government may make rules for the
carrying out and giving effect to all or any of the
of this Act.
(2)
The Sikkim Public Demand Recovery Act, 1988 is
repealed.
Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any
action
taken in exercise of the powers conferred by or
under the
provisions of that Act shall be deemed to have been
done or
taken in exercise of the powers conferred by or
under this
Act as if this Act was in force on the day on which
thing was done or such action was taken.
such
Pending
reproceedings.
been the
21.
All proceedings pending under the existing law for
covery of public demand shall be deemed to have
proceedings under this Act and the Certificate
Officer shall continue the proceedings as though
they were initiated under this Act.
PRATIBHA DEVISINGH PATIL
PRESIDENT OF INDIA
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 233
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL,ADMINISTRATIVE
REFORMS,TRAINING,PUBLIC
No:_131/GEN/DOP
Dated: 26.06.08
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to article 309 of
the constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim hereby makes the
following rules regulating the recruitment and promotion of the
Stockman, Supervisors and Inspectors of Animal Husbandry and
Veterinary Services department, namely:Short title
and
commencement:
1.
Definitions:
(1) These rules may be called the Sikkim State
Subordinate
Para
Veterinary
Service
Recruitment Rules,2008.
(2) They shall come into force on the date of
their publication in the Official Gazette.
2. In these rules, unless the context otherwise
requires:
a)
“ appointed Day” means the date on
which these rules shall come into force;
b)
“cadre post” means any post, whether
permanent or temporary, included in the
Schedule;
c)
“Controlling
Authority”
means
the
Department of Animal Husbandry and
Veterinary Services in the Government of
Sikkim;
d)
“Department” means the Department of
Animal Husbandry and Veterinary
Services in the Government of Sikkim;
e)
“Government”
means
Government of Sikkim;
f)
“Governor”
Sikkim;
g)
“member of the service” means a person
appointed to Sikkim State Subordinate
Para Veterinary Services;
h)
“service” means the Sikkim State
Subordinate Para Veterinary services;
i)
“Schedule”
means
the
appended to these rules;
j)
“Year” means financial year commencing
on the 1st day of April and ending on the
31st day of March next following;
means
the
the
State
Governor
of
Schedule
1.
2.
Constitution
and
composition
of services:
(1) There shall be constituted a service called the
Sikkim State Subordinate Para Veterinary
Service.
3.
(2) The service shall consist of the posts in
different
grades as specified in the Schedule-I.
(3) The pay scale, composition and strength of the
service shall be as indicated in columns 2 to 5
of Schedule-I at its initial constitution and
shall be as determined by the Governor from
time to time.
(4)
On the appointed day, the scale of pay
admissible to the members of the service
shall be as specified in column-3 of ScheduleI.
(5)
The Governor may, by an order, hold any
cadre post in the service in abeyance and
create a higher or lower post in lieu thereof
for such period or periods as may be specified
in the said order.
Member
of Service:
(1)
4.
The following persons shall be
members of the service, namely:a)
the
persons appointed under rule 6,
and
persons appointed under rule 7.
b)
(2)
A person appointed under clause (a) of
sub-rule (1) shall, on such appointment,
be deemed to be a member of the service
in the appropriate grade applicable to
him in Schedule-I from the appointed
day.
(3)
A person appointed under clause (b) of
sub-rule (1) shall be a member of the
service
in
the
appropriate
grade
applicable to him in Schedule-I from the
date of such appointment.
Appointments: 5.
All appointments to the cadre posts after the
appointed day shall be made by the Governor by
the method as specified in rule 7.
Initial
constitution
of the service:
All persons holding, on the appointed day, any of
the cadre posts
otherwise than as a purely
temporary arrangement or on contract or on
deputation from Central or any other
Government, shall be deemed to have been
absorbed in the service on the appointed day.
6.
Method
of
recruitment
to
the
service:
7.
Recruitment
by selection/
competitive
examination:
8.
Subject to the provisions of rule 4, any vacancy
arising in the service after the appointed day shall
be filled in the manner as specified in Schedule-II.
(1) A competitive examination or selection
interview for recruitment to the service shall
be held at such intervals as the Government
may, from time to time, determine.
3.
(2) The Departmental Promotion Committee in
accordance with such rules and syllabus, as
the case may be, shall conduct the
examination or interview, as the Government
may, from time to time prescribe.
(3) Of the number of vacancies to be filled up on
the result of each examination/selection,
there shall be reservation in favour of
candidates
belonging
to
Scheduled
Castes/Scheduled
Tribes/Most
backward
Classes and other Backward Classes to the
extent and subject to the conditions as the
Government may, from time to time,
determine.
(4) Subject to sub-rule(3), the Departmental
Promotion Committee shall forward to the
Government a list arranged in order of merit
of the candidates who have qualified by such
standard as the Departmental Promotion
Committee may determine.
(5) The inclusion of a candidate’s name in the list
prepared under sub-rule (4) above shall confer
no right for appointment to the service
In order to be eligible to compete at the
Conditions
competitive
examination
or
interview,
a
of eligibility
candidates;for appearing
at the
(1) must satisfy the conditions prescribed
competitive
in
examination
or
interview:
Schedule –II,
9.
(2) must satisfy any other conditions that
may be specified by the Department in
consultation with the Department of
Personnel, Administrative Reforms and
Training.
Disqualification
for admission
to
examination:
10.
Any attempt on the part of the candidate to
obtain support for his/her candidature by any
means shall render himself/herself liable to
be
disqualified
for
admission
to
the
competitive examination by the Department.
Decision
of
(1) The decision of the Departmental Promotion
Committee as to the eligibility or other wise
Departmental
Promotion
Committee
to be final:
11.
of a candidate for admission to the
examination or interview shall be final and
no candidate to whom certificate of
admission has not been issued by the
Department shall not be admitted to the
examination or interview.
(2) Subject to the provisions of rules 12, 13
and14, a candidate shall be considered for
appointment to the available vacancies in
the order in which their names appear in
the list prepared by the Department on the
recommendation of the Departmental
Promotion Committee.
4.
Disqualification
12.
No Person:
(1)
who has entered into or contracted a
marriage with a person having a
spouse
living, or
(2)
Who, having a spouse living has
entered
into or contracted marriage with any
persons,
shall
be
eligible
for
appointment to the service:
Provided that the Government may, if
satisfied that such marriage
is
permissible under the personal law
or customs applicable to such persons
and other party to the marriage, exempt
any person from the operation of these
rules.
Penalty for
impersonation
etc.
13.
A candidate, who is or has been declared by
the Departmental Promotion
Committee
guilty of impersonation or of submitting false
or fabricated document
which have
tampered with or of making statements which
are incorrect or false or suppressing materials
information of using or attempting to use
unfair means in the examination hall or
otherwise resorting to any other irregular or
improper means for obtaining admission to
the examination may, in
addition to
rendering
himself
liable to criminal
prosecution, be debarred either permanently
or for a specified period by the Government
from employment under Government.
Disqualification
for
appointment
on medical
ground:
14.
Recruitment
by
promotion
No candidate shall be appointed to the
service who after such medical examination,
as the Government may specify, is not found
to be physically and mentally fit and free
from any mental or physical defects likely to
interfere with the discharge of the duties
of the service.
(1)
The Department shall from time to
time,
15.
for
the purpose of recruitment by
promotion to
the service, where such
promotion is
provided,
prepare lists of name of person in order of
seniority who
have, on the first day of
this
year, completed the required length of
service as
specified in the Schedule-II.
(2)
The Department shall forward to the
Departmental Promotion Committee the
lists of persons referred to in sub-rule (1)
together with Annual Property returns,
character rolls and service records of the
period such persons have to complete to
become eligible for promotion, indicating
the anticipated number of vacancies
5.
to be filled by promotion in course of period
of twelve months commencing from the
date of preparation of the list.
(3)
The number of candidates to be included in
the list prepared under sub-rule (2) shall be
3 for one vacancy and 2 for each
subsequent vacancy:
Provided that such restriction shall not
apply where the number
of
eligible
persons are less than the maximum
permissible number and in such a case the
names of all the eligible persons shall be
forwarded.
Probation:
16
Discharge
(4)
The Departmental Promotion Committee
shall prepare a final list of persons who are
found to be suitable for promotion to the
service on an overall relative assessment of
their character and service records, Annual
Property returns and interviews.
(5)
The number of persons to be included in
the final list shall not exceed twice the
number of vacancies to be filled by
promotion.
(6)
The Departmental Promotion Committee
shall
forward the final list prepared
under sub-rule (4) to the Government.
(7)
The list shall ordinarily be in force for a
period of twelve months from the date of
recommendation
of
Departmental
Promotion Committee.
(8)
Appointment by promotion of persons
included in the final list to the service shall
be made by the Government in order in
which the names of persons appear in the
list for the time being in force.
(1)
Every person recruited to the service by
direct recruitment shall be appointed to the
service on probation for a period of one
year.
(2)
Every person recruited to the service by
promotion shall be appointed to the service
on a probation for a period of one year.
(3)
The Government may, if it so thinks fit, in
any case or class extend the period of
probation by a period not exceeding three
years.
A probationer shall be liable to be discharged from
of
probation:
Training:
17.
the service, or as the
case may be, reverted to
his substantive post, if;(1)
he/she fails to pass the
prescribed by the Department,
6.
training
(2)
the Government is satisfied that the
probationer was ineligible for recruitment
to the service or is unsuitable for being a
18. All the members of the service shall, in a span of
every two years, undergo one training course
successfully
either
at
Accounts
and
Administrative Training Institute, Gangtok or
State Institute of Rural Development, Karfectar or
any other training institute outside the State.
The requirement of undergoing this training
will be applicable only upto
the age of 50 (fifty)
years of the Government servant and will be
compulsory for promotion of the Government
servants to the next higher grade and failure to
undergo such training course will render denial of
promotion when due and the next in the
line will be considered.
Administrative
The
control
over
the
service
including
control:
19. appointments, transfers and deputation shall vest
with the Government in the Department of Animal
Husbandry and Veterinary services by the
Principal Director/AH&VS.
Residuary
matters:
All other matters in relation to the service not
20. specified or for which no provisions have been
made in these rules shall be regulated by rules
and orders applicable to other officials of the
Government of equivalent status.
Interpretation: 21. If any question arises as to interpretation of these
rules, the decision of the Government there shall
be final.
Power to
Relax:
22.
Where the Government of Sikkim is of the opinion
that it is necessary or expedient so to do, it may
by order for reasons to be recorded in writing
relax any of the provisions of these rules with
respect to any class or category of persons
of posts.
PUBLIC GRIEVANCES, CAREER OPTIONS & EMPLOYMENT SKILL DEV.
Memo No. _________/GEN/DOP
Dated;____________
1.
Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries &
Veterinary Services Department,
2.
Special Secretary, Home Department…..for publication in the
Official Gazette,
3.
File &
4.
Guard file.
SCHEDULE-II (SEE RULE-7)
SIKKIM STATE SUB-ORDINATE PARA-VETERINARY SERVICES
Sl.
No.
Name of
the Post
Method of
recruitment
Age limit for
direct
recruitment
1
1.
2
Stockman
/
Livestock
Assistant
3
50 % by
direct
recruitment
and 50 % by
promotion
4
Age between
18 to 30
years. For
SC/ST-35
years,
MBC-34
years,
OBC-33
years.
Educational
Qualification
required for direct
recruitment
5
(1) Class XII
passed from
recognized board
with 9 (nine)
months Diploma
course in AH/VS.
Preference will be
given to
candidates with
Physics,
Chemistry &
Biology in Class
XII.
2.
Superviso
r/
Assistant
100 % by
promotion
N.A.
N.A.
Eligibility
condition for
promotion
6
8 years of continuous
service in the post of I
10 (ten) years of
continuous service in t
of Stockman/
Livestock Assistant
Livestock
Inspector
3.
Livestock
Inspector
100 % by
promotion
N.A.
N.A.
of Supervisor/
Assistant Livestock Ins
SCHEDULE – I (See rule – 3(2)
Sl.No.
Name of Post
1
2
1.
2.
3.
Pay Existing
Total
Remarks
Scale Strength Strength
3
4
5
6
Stockman/Livestock 4000Assistant
1006000
Supervisor/
4300Assistant Livestock
125Inspector
6800
Livestock Inspector 50001508000
Total
139
139
42
42
28
28
209
209
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 234
GANGTOK
No.122/GEN/DOP
Dated:11/6/08
NOTIFICATION
Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim is hereby makes the following rules
further to amend the Sikkim Government Stenographers Service Rules, 1997,
namely:1.
(1)
(2)
These rules may be called the Sikkim Government Stenographers
Service (Amendment) Rules, 2008.
2.
In the Sikkim Government Stenographers Service Rules, 1997, after subrule (3) of rule 9, the following sub-rule shall be inserted, namely:“(3A). The Committee shall consider for promotion, when there is a single
vacancy, the cases of five eligible persons in order of seniority belonging to the
immediately lower grades and thereafter in multiple of two for every additional
vacancy. For example, when there are two vacancies, the zone of consideration
shall be up to and including the person ranking 7th in the inter se seniority in the
lower grade, for three, 9 and so on and so forth. ”
Sd/(C.L. Sharma)
Memo. No.547/GEN/DOP
Dated:11/6/2008
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 235
GANGTOK
Dated: 26.06.2008
Ref. No: 94/Est-I/HRDD
NOTIFICATION
The Inter-se-seniority of Lecturers and Instructor working in District Institute of
Education and Training is hereby notified as under: 1. Mrs. D.K. Chettri
2. Miss Shashi Kala Gazmer
3. Miss Surki Bhutia
4. Mrs. Sabita Subba
5. Mrs. Mona Chettri
6. Mr. Rameshwar Singh
Sd/Additional Secretary
Human Resource Development Deptt.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 236
Opposite Nepali Sahitya Parishad, Sikkim,
Development Area,
Gangtok : Sikkim
Phone Nos. : 03592-227753 (O)
Fax : 03592-227753
SIKKIM STATE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY
GANGTOK
Ref. No. 36 /SLSA/255
Date: 25.06.2008 .
NOTIFICATION
With the approval of the Hon’ble Executive Chairman, the Sikkim State
Legal Services Authority hereby establishes Helpline Centres for assisting the
victims of Natural Calamities for procuring legal assistance and assistance for
disaster management at the following places in Sikkim:-
1.
West District at Soreng
-
Office
Residence
Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate
(West) at Gyalshing
- 953595-250779 953595-251133
Sub-Divisional Magistrate
- 953595-253282 953595-253281
Sub-Divisional Police Officer
- 953595-253222 953595-253222
2.
West District at Gyalshing
3.
South District at Namchi
- 953595-250779 953595-251133
- 953595-250896 953595-250853
- 953595-250872 953595-250783
4.
- 953595-263145 953595-263139
- 953595-263808 953595-263849
- 953595-264911 953595-263737
South District at Ravangla
(South) at Namchi
- 953595-263145 953595-263139
- 953595-260841 953595-260832
- 953595-260770 953595-260779
5.
North District at Mangan
-
234383
276910
234252
234384
276915
234271
6.
North District at Chungthang
234383
276910
276916
234384
276915
276916
7.
(North) at Mangan
East District at Gangtok
-
284131
284620
284373
271155
237317
224148
(East) at Gangtok
-
284131
255887
255718
271155
255888
231385
284131
257827
257853
271155
257824
257853
8.
9.
East District at Rongli
East District at Pakyong
(East) at Gangtok
-
By order.
Sd/(MEENAKSHI M. RAI)
MEMBER SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 237
GANGTOK
Date: 25.06.2008
NOTIFICATION
With the approval of Hon’ble the Executive Chairman, Sikkim State Legal
Services Authority, a Task Force Committee for assisting victims of natural
calamity for each Taluka in Sikkim is hereby constituted consisting of the
following members:1.
Ex-Officio Chairperson or CJ-JM of respective Taluka -
Chairman
2.
S.D.M. of respective Taluka
-
Member
3.
S.D.P.O. of respective Taluka
-
Member
4.
Revenue Officer of respective Taluka
-
Member
5.
Any accredited N.G.O. of the Taluka
-
Member
6.
Members of the Panchayat
-
Member
By order.
Sd/MEMBER SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 238
ENERGY AND POWER DEPARTMENT
NO. 952/Adm
Dated: 16.06.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the Power Conferred by Sub-Rule (1) of section 5 of the Right to
Information Act. 2005, the Energy and Power Department hereby designates Shri K.K.
Sharma, Senior Manager, SPDC, Ltd. as the State Public Information Officer for Sikkim
Power Development Corporation, Ltd. for the purpose of the Act replacing Shri C.L.
Thakur, General Manager .
By Order.
Sd/(Pema Wangchen )
PCE-cum Secretary
Energy &Power Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 239
GANGTOK
Date: 26.06.2008
NOTIFICATION
Corrigendum
In Notification No. 01/SLSA/181 dated 24/07/2003 for the words “Shri Tashi
Wangdi, a member of the Superior Judicial Service who is presently holding the post of
District & Sessions Judge (Special Division-II)”, may be read as “Shri Tashi Wangdi,
presently District and Sessions Judge (S & W) at Namchi.”
By order.
(Meenakshi M.Rai)
MEMBER SECRETARY
Memo No. ______________/SLSA/181
Dated_________________
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 240
GANGTOK
No.32/HCS
Date: 26/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 8 A(2) of the Legal Services
Authorities Act, 1987 (Central Act 39 of 1987) read with Regulation 16(2)(a) of the
Sikkim State Legal Services Authority Regulations, 1998, Hon’ble the Chief
Justice has been pleased to nominate Hon’ble Shri Justice A.P. Subba, Judge,
High Court of Sikkim as Chairman of the High Court Legal Services Committee
This supersedes Notification No. 21/HCS dated 25.03.2003.
By order,
(Meenakshi M. Rai)
REGISTRAR GENERAL
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
27th
June,
2008
No. 241
NOTIFICATION NO.42/871LR&DMD(S)
DATED:27.06.2008.
being a purpose of the Union namely for the development of Tourist Spot at various
places under Rakdong Tentek belt in East District, it is hereby declared that several
pieces of land comprising cadastral Plot Nos. as under:-
SAMDONG BLOCK
Plot No.l348(P) covering total area .0185 hectare.
BOUNDARY:EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
P.F of Chabilall & Lall Bahadur Pandey.
Road Reserve.
C.F of Lok Bahadur Pandey.
-do-
TUMIN (DHANBARI) BLOCK
Plot No. 1887(P) covering total area .0200 hectare
BOUNDARY:EAST
:
D.F of Shri Krishna Gotamay
WEST
:
D.F of Lall Bahadur Chettri
NORTH :
D.F of Krishna Gotamay
SOUTH :
D.F of Lall Bahadur Chettri & Shri Krishna Gotamay
SIMIK BLOCK
1) Plot No. 300(P) covering total area .0074 hectare
BOUNDARY:EAST
:
C.F of Karma Dadul
WEST
:
-do-
NORTH :
-do-
SOUTH :
-do-
2) Plot No. 302 covering area .0120 hectare
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
D.F of Sherab Bhutia
WEST
:
-do-
NORTH :
-do-
SOUTH :
D.F of Sherab Bhutia is needed for aforesaid public purpose at the public
expense within the aforesaid block of Samdong, Tumin(Dhanbari) and Simik, East
Sikkim.
The declaration is made under the provision of Section 6 of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I
of 1894) to all to whom it may concern.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
File No.871/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
No. 49/Home/2008
1st
July,
2008
No. 242
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 06/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
I.
With a view to remodeling/face-lifting of district Headquarters and other
major towns in the State, a Project Design Committee is hereby constituted for
preparation of Plan, Design and DPRs.
The Committee shall consist of the following, namely:(1)
Shri Dup Tshering Lepcha, PCE-cum-Secretary,
Building and Housing Department
(2)
Shri C. Zangpo, Additional Chief Engineer,
Secretary
Urban Development and Housing Department
-
-
Chairman
Member
II.
The Project Designed Committee will be assisted by following two
Committees.
(A)
Architects Sub-Committee
(i)
Shri J. B. Subba, Chief Architect,
(ii)
Shri Sonam Dadul, Deputy Chief Architect,
(iii)
Smt. Devika Sharma, Deputy Chief Architect,
-
Member
(iv)
Shri Rajesh Pradhan, Senior Architect,
-
Member
-
Chairman
(v)
Smt. Yogeeta Rai, Senior Architect,
-
Member
(vi)
Shri Gayden Choppel, Assistant Architect,
-
Member
This Sub-Committee will finalize the concept plan of all the identified
schemes/projects and submit its report to the Project Design Committee.
(B)
Technical Sub-Committee
(i)
Shri B. K. Pradhan, Chief Engineer,
-
Chairman
(ii)
Shri T. B. Rajalim, Chief Engineer
Rural Management Development Department
Shri Raj Mohan Pradhan, Additional Chief Engineer,
Tourism Department
-
Member
-
Member
(iii)
(iv)
Shri C. P. Tongden, Additional Chief Engineer,
Rural Management Development Department
-
Member
(v)
Shri Kuldeep Chettri, Superintendent Engineer,
-
Member
This Sub-Committee will be responsible for survey, investigation and
preparation of respective DPRs, based on the plan design prepared by the
Architects Sub-Committee.
III.
Since departments like Building and Housing Department, Urban
Development and Housing Department, Roads and Bridges, Tourism, Forest,
Environment and Wildlife Management Department and Energy and Power
Department will be involved in the remodeling works, the Sub-Committees will
access the services of required technical personnel of these departments for
survey, investigations and preparing DPRs as and when required.
IV.
The Project Design Committee shall submit its report to the State
Government within three months from the date of issue of this Notification.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. 247/GOS/BLDG/H.O/08-09
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
No.
Tuesday,
1st
July,
2008
No. 243
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
50/Home/2008
Dated: 07/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government in consultation with the High Court of Sikkim,
hereby makes the following rules to amend the Retired Judges’ Secretarial
Assistance and Domestic Help Rules, 1999, namely:Short title and
1. (1) These rules may be called the Retired
commencement
Judges’ Secretarial Assistance and
Domestic
Help (Amendment) Rules, 2008.
Amendment of Rule 4
Assistance
2.
In the Retired Judges’ Secretarial
and Domestic Help Rules, 1999, for the
existing sub-rule (3) of Rule 4, the
following
shall be substituted, namely:(3) “ Where, however a retired Judge has
been re-employed, the provisions of these Rules shall not apply during the period
the Judge receives, or is entitled to receive, any emolument or benefits by virtue
of such re-employment,”.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File
No.
Home/Confdl/116/1999/02
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
July,
2008
No. 244
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 51/Home/2008
Dated: 07/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government in consultation with the High Court of Sikkim,
hereby makes the following rules to amend the Medical Facilities for the Retired
Judges of the High Court of Sikkim and their Families Rules, 1999, namely: Short title and
Medical
commencement
1. (1)
These rules may be called the
Facilities for the Retired Judges of the
High Court of Sikkim and their
Families
Amendment of Rule 4
2.
In the Medical Facilities for the Retired
Judges of the High Court of Sikkim and their Families Rules, 1999, for the
existing sub-rule (iv) of rule (4), the following shall be substituted,
namely: (iv) “ Where, however a retired Judge has been re-employed, the provisions of
these Rules shall not apply during the period the Judge receives, or is entitled to
receive, any emolument or benefits by virtue of such re-employment,”.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File
No.Home/Confdl/116/1999/02
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
No. 52/Home/2008
1st
July,
2008
No. 245
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 07/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, a resolution was adopted in the Joint Conference of Chief Ministers of
States and Chief Justices of High Courts held on 11th March, 2006, for setting up of
Monitoring Committees at two levels in each State for the purposes of implementation of
the resolutions passed at Chief Justices’ Conference and Joint Conference of Chief
Ministers of States and
Chief Justices of High Courts;
Now therefore, the State Government is hereby pleased to set-up the following
Monitoring Committees for the purpose.
1.
First Level Committee
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
2.
The First Level Committee shall consist of the following, namely: Chief Secretary, Government of Sikkim.
Secretary-In-Charge, Finance, Revenue and Expenditure
Secretary-In-Charge, Law Department, Government of Sikkim.
Registrar General, High Court of Sikkim.
Department,
Second Level Committee
The Second Level Committee shall consist of the following, namely: (1) Hon’ble Chief Minister of Sikkim.
(2) Hon’ble Chief Justice, High Court of Sikkim.
(3) Hon’ble Minister, Finance, Revenue and Expenditure
(4) Hon’ble Minister, Law Department, Government of Sikkim.
Department,
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. Home/Confdl./116/1999/03/Part-I
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
July,
2008
No. 246
HOME DEPARTMENT
NO. 53/Home/2008
DATED: 9/6/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to constitute, with
immediate effect, a Committee consisting of the following members for
monitoring and identification of suitable land for construction of official
accommodation for the All India Services Officers of Sikkim cadre,
namely:1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Chief Secretary
Addl. Chief Secretary/Principal
Secretary, Finance, Revenue and
Expenditure
Development Commissioner
Principal Secretary, Home
Secretary, Land Revenue & Disaster
Management
PCE-cum-Secretary, Buildings and
Housing Department
-Chairman
-Member
-Member
-Member
-Member
-Member
Secretary
By order.
Sd/(N.D. CHINGAPA)IAS
CHIEF SECRETARY
F.NO.57/43/DC/East
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
No. 54/Home/2008
1st
July,
2008
No. 247
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 12/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
I.
The State Government is hereby pleased to constitute a Committee to
examine the proposals relating to grant of holidays by the Government of Sikkim
and related matters:
II.
The Committee shall consist of the following members, namely: 1.
Shri T. T. Dorji, Additional Chief Secretary
Chairman
2.
Shri B. P. Pradhan, Managing Director, State Bank of Sikkim Member
3.
Shri D. T. Lepcha, PCE-cum-Secretary,
Member
4.
Shri R. V. Gurung, Additional Secretary, Transport Department
Member
(SNT-Division)
5.
Shri H. B. Rai, Additional Secretary, Finance, Revenue and Member
Expenditure Department
6.
Shri S. D. Dhakal, Director, Human Resource Development Member
Department
7.
Shri Deepak Kumar Pradhan, Joint Secretary-(C),
Member
Secretary Home Department
The Committee shall submit their report within three months from the
date of issue of this notification.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. Gos/Home-II/97/29/Vol-II
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
No. 56/Home/2008
1st
July,
2008
No. 248
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 20/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to levy rent of Rs. 1000/(Rupees one thousand) only per day for use of Conference Hall of Tashiling
Secretariat with immediate effect.
The user Department shall deposit the prescribed rent under the
revenue head-0070-OAS-800(OR) (hire charges of Secretariat Conference
Hall)
under Home Department.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. Gos/13(16) HP/08
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
No.
Tuesday,
57/Home/2008
1st
July,
2008
No. 249
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 28/06/2008
NOTIFICATION
In amplification of Notification No. 53/Home/2008 dated 09/06/2008, the
State Government is pleased to co-opt Secretary, Printing and Stationary
Department, Government of Sikkim as the Member of the Committee.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. 57/43/DC/East
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
July,
2008
No. 250
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
No. Elec/33/99/765
Dated Gangtok, 01.07.08
Election Commission of India, Nirvachan Sadan, New Delhi. Notification
No.429/SKM/2008 dated 11th.June,2008 is hereby republished for general information.
ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA
Nirvachan Sadan,
Ashoka Road,
New Delhi-110001.
Dated:
11th.June,2008.
21st.Jyaistha,1930(Saka).
NOTIFICATION
No.429/SKM/2008:-In pursuance of the provisions of sub-section(1) of Section
13B of the Representation of the People Act,1950 (43 of 1950),and in supersession of its
Notification No.429/SKM/92, dated 14th.October,1992, the Election Commission hereby
designates in consultation with Govt. of Sikkim,
the officer or
officers of the
Government as specified in column 2 of the Table below, as the Electoral Registration
Officer for the assembly constituency in the State of Sikkim, as determined by the
Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order No.28 published in
the Gazette on 4th.September,2006, as specified in column 1 of the said Table against
such officer:-
TABLE
No.& Name of Assembly
Constituency.
(1)
1- Yoksam-Tashiding(BL)
2-Yangthang
3- Maneybung-Dentam
4- Gyalsing-Bermiok
5- Rinchenpong(BL)
6-Daramdin(BL)
7-Soreong-Chakung
8- Salghari-Zoom(SC)
9- Barfung(BL)
10- Poklok-Kamrang
11- Namchi-Singhithang
12- Melli
13-Namthang-Rateypani
14 Temi-Namphing
15- Rangang-Yangang
16- Tumen-Lingi(BL)
17- Khamdong-Singtam
18- West-Pendam(SC)
19- Rhenock
20- Chujachen
21- Gnathang Machong(BL)
22- Namcheybung
23- Shyari
24- Martam-Rumtek(BL)
25- Upper Tadong
26- Arithang
27- Gangtok(BL)
28- Upper Burtuk
29- Kabi Lungchuk(BL)
30-Djongu(BL)
31- Lachen Mangan(BL)
Electoral Registration Officer
(2)
District Collector-cum-District Magistrate,West Sikkim
District Collector-cum-District Magistrate,South Sikkim.
District Collector-cum-District Magistrate,South Sikkim
District Collector-cum-District Magistrate,East Sikkim
District collector-cum-District Magistrate,North sikkim
District collector-cum-District Magistrate,North Sikkim
District collector-cum-District Magistrate,North Sikkim.
By order,
(S.K.RUDOLA)
SECRETARY
( C.P.DHAKAL )
Joint Chief Electoral Officer
Election Department
Govt.of Sikkim.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
1st
July,
2008
No. 251
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
No. Elec. 33/99/766
.
Dated Gangtok the 01.07.08
Election Commission of India, Nirvachan Sadan, New Delhi. Notification
No.429/SKM/2008(1) dated 11th.June,2008 is hereby republished for general
information.
Nirvachan Sadan,
Ashoka Road,
New Delhi-110001.
Dated: 11th.June,2008.
21st..Jyaistha,1930(Saka).
NOTIFICATION
No.429/SKM/2008(1):-In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section
13C of the Representation of the People Act,1950 (43 of 1950),and in supersession of its
Notification No.429/SKM/92(1),dated 14th.October,1992 the Election Commission
hereby appoints, the officer or officers of the Government of Sikkim as specified in
column 2 of the Table below, as the Assistant Electoral Registration Officer to assist the
Electoral Registration Officer of the assembly constituency in the State of Sikkim, as
determined by the Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order
No.28 published in the Gazette on 4th.September,2006, as specified in column 1 of the
said Table against such officer:TABLE
Electoral Registration Officer of
Assembly Constituency .
Assistant Electoral Registration Officer
(1)
2-Yangthang
3- Maneybung-Dentam
4- Gyalsing-Bermiok
(2)
1.Add 1. Additional District Collector-cum-Additional District
Magistrate,West Sikkim.
.
2.2Su 2. Sub-DivisionalMagistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,
G
Gyalshing
1. Additional District Collector-cum-Additional District
2. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional
Officer,Gyalshing.
1.Additional District Collector-cum-Additional District
Officer,Gyalshing.
Officer,Gyalshing.
5- Rinchenpong(BL)
Magistrate,West Sikkim
Officer,Soreng.
6-Daramdin(BL)
Officer,Soreng.
7- Soreong-Chakung
Officer,Soreng..
Magistrate,West & South Sikkim.
2. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub Divisional
Officer,Soreng & Namchi.
Magistrate,South Sikkim
Officer,Rabong.
Officer,Namchi.
Officer,Namchi.
9- Barfung(BL)
10- Poklok-Kamrang
12- Melli
13- Namthang-Rateypani
14- Temi-Namphing
15- Rangang-Yangang
16- Tumen-Lingi(BL)
18- West-Pendam(SC)
19- Rhenock
20- Chujachen
22- Namcheybung
23- Shyari
1.Additional District Collector-cum-Additional Disitrict
2. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,
Namchi.
Magistrate,South Sikkim.
Namchi.
Officer,Namchi.
Officer,Rabong.
Magistrate,South & East Sikkim.
Officer,Rabong & Gangtok.
.
Magistrate,East Sikkim
Officer,Gangtok.
Magistrate,East Sikkim.
Officer,Gangtok.
Magistrate, East Sikkim
Officer,Gangtok.
Officer,Rongli.
Officer,Pakyong.
1. Additional District collector-cum-Additional District
Magistrate, East Sikkim.
Officer,Pakyong.
.
25- Upper Tadong
26- Arithang
27- Gangtok(BL)
28- Upper Burtuk
30- Djongu(BL)
Officer,Gangtok.
Officer,Gangtok.
Officer, Gangtok..
Officer,Gangtok..
Officer, Gangtok..
.
Officer,Gangtok.
Magistrate, North & East Sikkim.
Officer,Mangan & Gangtok.
Magistrate, North Sikkim.
Officer,Mangan.
Officer,Chungthang.
By order,
(S.K.RUDOLA)
SECRETARY
( C.P.DHAKAL )
Joint Chief Electoral Office
Election Department
Govt.of Sikkim
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
July,
2008
No. 252
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
No. Elec/33/99/767
Election Commission of India, Nirvachan Sadan,New Delhi Notification
No.434/SKM/2008(1) dated 12th.June,2008 is hereby republished for general
information.
Nirvachan Sadan,
Ashoka Road,
New Delhi-110001.
22nd.Jyaistha,1930(Saka).
NOTIFICATION
No.434/SKM/2008(1):-In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of
Section 22 of the Representation of the People Act,1951 (43 of 1951),and in supersession
of
its
Notification
No.434/SKM/92(1),dated
17th.November,1992,
the
Election
commission hereby appoints, the officer of the State Government specified in column 2
of the Table below, as the Assistant Returning Officer for the assembly constituency, in
the State of Sikkim, as determined by the Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly
Constituencies Order No.28 published in the Gazette on 4th.September,2006 and as
specified in column 1 of the said Table against such officer:TABLE
Returning Officer of the
Assistant Returning Officer
Assembly Constituency .
(1)
(2)
1- Yoksam-Tashiding(BL) 1.Ad 1.Additional District Collector-cum-Additional District
Magistrate, West Sikkim.
.
2.2Sub2. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,
2-Yangthang
3- Maneybung-Dentam
4- Gyalsing-Bermiok
Gyalshing
Magistrate, West Sikkim.
Officer, Gyalshing.
Officer,Gyalshing.
Officer,Gyalshing.
5- Rinchenpong(BL)
Officer,Soreng
6-Daramdin(BL)
Officer,Soreng.
7- Soreong-Chakung
Officer,Soreng..
Magistrate,West & South Sikkim.
2. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub Divisional
Officer,Soreng & Namchi.
Officer,Rabong.
Officer,Namchi.
Officer,Namchi.
9- Barfung(BL)
10- Poklok-Kamrang
12- Melli
13- Namthang-Rateypani
14- Temi-Namphing
15- Rangang-Yangang
16- Tumen-Lingi(BL)
18- West-Pendam(SC)
19- Rhenock
20- Chujachen
22- Namcheybung
23- Shyari
1.Additional District Collector-cum-Additional Disitrict
Namchi.
Namchi.
Officer,Namchi.
Officer,Rabong.
Magistrate,South & East Sikkim.
Officer,Rabong & Gangtok.
Magistrate,East Sikkim
Officer,Gangtok.
Magistrate,East Sikkim.
Officer,Gangtok.
2. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Division
Officer, Pakyong
Officer,Rongli.
Officer,Pakyong.
1. Additional District collector-cum-Additional District
Officer,Pakyong.
Officer,Gangtok.
.
25- Upper Tadong
26- Arithang
27- Gangtok(BL)
28- Upper Burtuk
30- Djongu(BL)
Officer,Gangtok.
Officer, Gangtok..
Officer,Gangtok..
Officer, Gangtok..
.
Officer,Gangtok.
Magistrate, North & East Sikkim.
Officer,Mangan & Gangtok.
Officer,Mangan.
Officer,Chungthang.
By order,
(STANDHOPE YUHLUNG)
SECRETARY
( C.P.DHAKAL )
Election Department
Govt.of Sikkim.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
July,
2008
No. 253
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
No. Elec/33/99/768
Election Commission of India,Nirvachan Sadan,New Delhi Notification
No.434/SKM/2008 dated 12th.June,2008 is hereby republished for general information.
Nirvachan Sadan,
Ashoka Road,
New Delhi-110001.
22nd.Jyaistha,1930(Saka).
NOTIFICATION
No.434/SKM/2008-In pursuance of the
provisions of
Section 21 of the
Representation of the People Act,1951 (43 of 1951),and in supersession of its
Notification No.434/SKM/92,dated 17th.November,1992 the Election Commission
hereby designates, in consultation with Government of Sikkim, the officer of the
Government specified in column 2 of the Table below, as the Returning Officer for the
assembly constituency, in the State of Sikkim, as determined by the Delimitation of
Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order,No.28 published in the Gazette on
4th.September,2006 and as specified in column 1 of the said Table against such officer:TABLE
No.And Name of the Assembly
Constituency.
(1)
Returning Officer
(2)
2-Yangthang
3- Maneybung-Dentam
4- Gyalsing-Bermiok
5- Rinchenpong(BL)
6-Daramdin(BL)
7-Soreong-Chakung
9- Barfung(BL)
10- Poklok-Kamrang
12- Melli
13-Namthang-Rateypani
14 Temi-Namphing
15- Rangang-Yangang
16- Tumen-Lingi(BL)
18- West-Pendam(SC)
19- Rhenock
20- Chujachen
22- Namcheybung
23- Shyari
25- Upper Tadong
26- Arithang
27- Gangtok(BL)
28- Upper Burtuk
30-Djongu(BL)
District collector-cum-District Magistrate,North sikkim
District collector-cum-District Magistrate,North Sikkim
District collector-cum-District Magistrate,North Sikkim.
By order,
(STANDHOPE
YUHLUNG)
SECRETARY
ELECTION COMMISSION OF
INDIA
( C.P.DHAKAL )
Joint Chief Electoral
Officer
Election Department
Govt.of Sikkim.
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
July,
2008
No. 254
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
No. Elec.33/99/769
Dated Gangtok,the 04.07.08
Election Commission of India, Nirvachan Sadan, New Delhi Notification
No.434/SKM/2008(2) dated 23rd.June,2008 is hereby republished for general
information.
Nirvachan Sadan,
Ashoka Road,
New Delhi-110001.
Dated:
23rd.June,2008.
2nd
Ashadha,1930(Saka)
NOTIFICATION
No.434/SKM/2008(2):- In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-section (1) of
Section 22 of the Representation of the People Act,1951 (43 of 1951), and in
supersession of its notification No.434/SKM/1992(2), dated 17th.November,1992 and its
subsequent amendments, the Election Commission hereby appoints, the following
Officers as Assistant Returning Officer for the Sikkim Parliamentary Constituency:1. Addl.District collector-cum-Addl.District Magistrate,East District.
2. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Gangtok East District
3. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Pakyong,East District.
4. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Rongli,East District.
5. District Collector-cum-District Magistrate,West District.
6. Addl.District Collector-cum-Addl.District Magistrate,West District.
7. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Gyalshing,West District.
8. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Soreng West District.
9. District Collector-cum-District Magistrate,North District.
10. Addl.District Collector-cum-Addl.District Magistrate,North District.
11. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Mangan,North District.
12. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Chungthang,North
District.
13. District collector-cum-District Magistrate,South District.
14. Addl.District collector-cum-Addl.District Magistrate,South District.
15. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Namchi,South District.
16. Sub-Divisional Magistrate-cum-Sub-Divisional Officer,Ravongla,South District.
By order,
(STANDHOPE YUHLUNG)
SECRETARY
( C.P.DHAKAL )
Election Department
Govt.of Sikkim
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
July,
2008
No. 255
ELECTION DEPARTMENT
No.Elec/33/99/770
Dated Gangtok,the 04.07/08/
Election Commission of India,Nirvachan Sadan,New Delhi Notification
No.434/SKM/2008(1) dated 23rd.June,2008 is hereby republished for general
information.
Nirvachan Sadan,
Ashoka Road,
New Delhi-110001.
Dated: 23rd.June,2008
2nd.Ashadha,1930(Saka)
NOTIFICATION
No.434/SKM/2008(1):- In pursuance of the provisions of Section 21 of the
Representation of the People Act,1951 (43 of 1951), and in supersession of its
notification No.434/SKM/1992(1) dated 17th.November,1992, the Election Commission
hereby designates, in consultation with the Government of Sikkim, District Collectorcum-District Magistrate, East Sikkim, to be the Returning Officer for the Sikkim
Parliamentary Constituency.
By order.
(STANDHOPE YUHLUNG)
SECRETARY
( C.P.DHAKAL )
Election Department
Govt.of Sikkim
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
July,
2008
No. 256
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NOTIFICATION
No: 807 /LD(R)/P/2008
Date: 17.06.2008
In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (f) of sub- section (ii) of the
Registration of Companies Act, Sikkim, 1961, the State Government is
hereby pleased to prescribe the following rates for the purpose of
enlistment/ identification of Companies registered under Registration of
Companies Act, 1956 as under namely:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Up to 1 crore
1-5 crore
5-10 crore
10-50 crore
50-100 crore
100-500 crore
500-1000 crore
1000-50,000 crore
Above 50,000/- crore
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
8,000/10,000/15,000/20,000/25,000/35,000/45,000/55,000/65,000/-
R.K. PURKAYASTHA
(SSJS)
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
July,
2008
No. 257
OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST –cum-SECRETARY
FORESTS, ENVIRONMENT & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
FOREST SECRETARIAT, DEORALI, GANGTOK
Notification. No.11/FEWMD/2007
Date30.06.2008
NOTIFICATION.
As per the directions contained in Part B, Para (vi) of the Environmental Clearance issued
vide letter No.J.12011/11/2007-IA-I, dated 16/05/2007 from the Ministry of Environment
and Forests, Government of India, a Multi-Disciplinary Central Level Committee for
monitoring of environmental safeguards for Rangit-IV HEP (3x40MW) in West and
South, Jal Power corporation Ltd. Jorethang, P.O.Jorethang, South Sikkim is hereby
constituted. The composition of the Committee is as under:
1)
Addl.PCCF-cum-Chief Wildlife Warden, Forests,
Environment & Wildlife Management Department,
: Chairman
2)
Chief Conservator of Forests,(LU&E), Forests, Environment
& Wildlife Management Department, Government of Sikkim,
Dealing with Environment
: Member
3)
Chief Conservator of Forest(T) Forest, Environment &
Wildlife Management Department, Government of Sikkim.
: Member
Representative of Energy & Power Department, Government
of Sikkim.
: Member
Representative of Land Revenue and Disaster
Management Department, Government of Sikkim.
: Member
Director, Department of Agriculture, Government
of Sikkim.
: Member
Representative of Social Justice, Empowerment and
Welfare Department.
: Member
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
Additional Director, Ministry of Environment & Forest
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road
New- Delhi, Government of India.
: Member
Representative from Regional Office, Ministry of
Environment & Forest, Shillong , Meghalaya.
: Member
Khanchendzonga Conservation Committee, Yuksom,
West Sikkim
: Member
Conservator of Forest, Land Use &Environment Circle
Forest, Environment & Wildlife Management Department
: Member
Conservator of Forest (T) Forest, Environment &
: Member
13)
Director, Fisheries, Government of Sikkim
: Member
14)
DFO (T) South and West
: Member
15)
Any other department as required under Environment
Clearance conditions.
: Member
9)
10)
11)
12)
16)
Project In charge, Jal Power Corporation Ltd.Jorethang
P.O.Jorethang, South Sikkim.
: Member
Secretary
& Convener
The nature and content of monitoring as per the conditions of Environmental Clearance
shall be communicated to the Committee by Member Secretary from time to time after
due consultation with the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest-cum-Secretary, Forests,
Environment & Wildlife Management Department, Government of Sikkim and Director,
Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India.
Sd/(S.T.LACHUNGPA, IFS)
PRINCIPAL CCF-CUM-SECRETARY
FORESTS, ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM.
Memo No………….
Date……………….
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday,
4th
July,
2008
No. 258
Date 30/06/08
NOTIFICATION.
As per the directions contained in Part B, Para (viii) of the Environmental Clearance
issued vide letter No.J.12011/42/2007-IA-I, dated 17/08/2007 from the Ministry of
Environment and Forests, Government of India, a Multi-Disciplinary Central Level
Committee for monitoring of environmental safeguards for Rammam Stage –III HEP
(120MW) in West Bengal & Sikkim (NTPC Hydro Ltd.), P.O. Naya Bazar Jorethang,
Namchi South Sikkim-737121 Head Quarter NTPC Hydro Ltd.A-11,NFL Premises,
Sector-24,NOIDA-201301 is hereby constituted. The composition of the Committee is as
under:
4)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
: Chairman
Director, Social Forestry, Forests, Environment
& Wildlife Management Department,
: Member
Representative of Energy & Power Department,
: Member
: Member
of Sikkim.
: Member
Welfare Department, Government of Sikkim
: Member
7)
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road
New Delhi, Government of India.
: Member
Environment & Forest, Shillong ,Meghalaya.
: Member
Khangchendzonga Conservation Committee,
Yuksom, West Sikkim
: Member
: Member
: Member
12)
: Member
13)
Shri Kumar Yonzon, Retired DFO, Sichey, East Sikkim
: Member
14)
: Member
8)
9)
10)
11)
15)
Project Incharge, (Civil Rammam-III HEP NHPC
Hydro Ltd.P.O.Naya Bazar, Jorethang, Namchi
South Sikkim.
: Member
Secretary
& Convenor
(S.T.LACHUNGPA, IFS)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
8th
July,
2008
No. 259
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No: 13/LD/P/2008
Date: 07.07.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Act of the Sikkim Legislative Assembly having received the assent of the
Governor on 28th day of June, 2008 is hereby published for general information:
THE SIKKIM MUNICIPALITIES (SECOND AMENDMENT) ACT, 2008
(ACT No. 13 of 2008)
AN
ACT
further to amend the Sikkim Municipalities Act, 2008.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth Year of the Republic
of India as follows:-
Short title and
Commencement
1.
(1)
This Act may be called the Sikkim
Municipalities (Second Amendment) Act,
2008.
(2)
It shall come into force at once.
Amendment
of section 15
2.
In the Sikkim Municipalities Act, 2007,
(hereinafter referred to as the said Act), in
sub-sections (2) and (3) of Section 15, for the
words “one third” wherever they occur, the words
“forty percent” shall be substituted;
Substitution of
3.
In the said Act, for the existing section 18,
Section - 18
the following shall be substituted, namely:“18. Disqualification of members of Municipalities.
A person shall be disqualified for being chosen as
and for being, a member of Municipality:(a)
if he is so disqualified by or under any law for the
time being in force for the purpose of elections to
the Legislative Assembly of Sikkim :
Provided that no person shall be disqualified on the
ground that he is less than twenty five years of age,
if he has attained the age of twenty one years : or
(b)
if he is a member of a Gram Panchayat or Zilla
Panchayat established under the law relating to
constitution of such Gram Panchayat or Zilla
Panchayat for the time being in force or
(c)
if he holds any office of profit under a local
authority or a Co-operative Society or a
Government Company or a Corporation owned or
controlled by the Central or the State Government :
or
(d)
if he has been dismissed from the service of a State
Government or the Central Government or a local
authority or a Co-operative Society or a
Government Company or a Corporation owned or
controlled by the Central or the State Government
for misconduct : or
(e)
if he is of unsound mind and stand so declared by a
competent court or
(f)
if he is an un-discharged insolvent : or
(g)
if he is suffering from a variety of leprosy which is
infectious : or
(h)
if he is convicted of an election offence : or
(i)
if he has been convicted by a Court of an offence
involving
moral turpitude and sentenced to
imprisonment for a term exceeding six months : or
(j)
if he has not paid any arrear in respect of any tax or
rate or fee payable to a Municipal Corporation or
Gram Panchayat or Zilla Panchayat or a Municipal
Council or a
Nagar Panchayat or the State
Government :
Provided that the disqualification under this clause
shall cease upon payment of the rate or tax or fee:
or
(k)
if he has directly or indirectly by himself or by his
partner or employer or an employee hold any share
or interest in any contract with, by or on behalf of a
Municipal Corporation or Gram Panchayat or Zilla
Panchayat or a Municipal Council or a Nagar
Panchayat of the district :
Provided that a person shall not be deemed to have
incurred disqualification by reason of his having a
share or interest in any public company or
registered co-operative society which has contract
with or is employed by a Municipal Corporation or
Gram Panchayat or Zilla Panchayat or a Municipal
Council or a Nagar Panchayat of the district”.
By Order.
R.K.PURKAYASTHA (SSJS)
LR-cum-Secretary
Law Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
8th
July,
2008
No. 260
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No: 20/LD/P/2008
Date: 07.07.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Act passed by the Sikkim Legislative Assembly and having received
the assent of the Governor on 28th day of June, 2008 is hereby published for
general information:-
THE SIKKIM REGULATION OF SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS AND
OTHER VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS ACT, 2008.
(ACT NO. 20 of 2008)
AN
ACT
to provide for legislation on regulation of societies, associations
and other voluntary organizations.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Sikkim in the Fifty-ninth
Year of the Republic of India as follows:-
Short title
1.
(1)
This Act may be called the Sikkim
and
Regulation of Societies, Associations and other
commencement.
Voluntary Organizations Act, 2008.
(2)
It shall come into force on the date of its
Definition
2.
(1)
In this Act, unless to the context otherwise
requires,(a)
“Act” means the Sikkim Regulation of
Societies, Associations and other
Voluntary Organizations Act,
2008;
(b)
“association” means a group of people
associated or assembled or united
together for the purpose of achieving one
or more objects and includes
organization, society, committee,
samiti, sanstha, club etc.(government or
non-government);
(c )
“Authority” means the Registering
Authority;
(d)
“Registering Authority” means the
Secretary to the Law Department,
Government of Sikkim;
(e)
“Government” means State Government
of Sikkim;
(f)
“prescribed” means prescribed by rules
made under the Act.
Registration 3.
(1)
of associations etc.
All associations, organizations, clubs, societies
and voluntary organization etc. intending to
operate within the state of Sikkim shall make
an application for registration of their
organization in the manner as may be
prescribed.
(2)
All such application shall be accompanied with
the following requirement namely:(a)
Memorandum of association containing;(i)
name of the organization,
(ii)
its registered office;
(iii)
aims and objectives;
(iv)
name, address and occupation of
the executive members, promoters,
governing body, executive
committee, managing committee to
whom the management of its affairs
is entrusted.
(b)
Article of Association containing rules and
regulations.
(c )
A resolution passed by the executive
members/promoters/governing
body/executive committee/managing
committee or its equivalent.
(d)
Atleast 50% of the members of the
governing body/executive body should
have Sikkim Subject Certificate or
Certificate of Identification.
(e)
No objection Certificate from concerned
Panchayat/MLA.
(f)
No Objection Certificate from the
concerned department where the
purpose and aim of the organization
relates to other government department
(g)
Bank receipts of such amount as
may be notified from time to time by the
state government.
Renewal of 4.
association etc.
(1)
All associations registered under the
provisions of this Act and the rules
framed thereunder shall be renewed on
expiry of a period of one year from the
date of registration on payment of such
fees
as may be notified in this behalf.
(2)
Failure to renew an association
within a period of three months from the
date of expiry of the registration would
render the organization liable for
suspension or cancellation of its
registration without issue of any further
notice.
Provided that registration can be
renewed on payment of such fee by way
of penalty in addition to renewal fee as
may be notified.
Submission 5.
(1)
All association shall submit annual audit
of audit report/
report alongwith annual reports of activities
annual report.
during the preceding year i.e during the last
12 (twelve) months immediately before the date
due for submission of annual report.
(2)
All association shall maintain proper record of
their account including income and
expenditure account and the balance sheet
in such form as may be prescribed and the
accounts shall be audited by recognized or
registered chartered accountant before
submission of the annual audit report to the
authority.
(3)
In the event of failure to submit annual return/
report the registration shall be liable to be
suspended/cancelled.
Receipt of
grant.
6.
(1)
Organization or association receiving any grant
or aid or other financial assistance from either
Central or State Government, utilization
certificate of such financial grant or aid shall
be submitted before renewal of the registration
or at the time of registration of the association.
(2)
In the event of any donation or other financial
donation or grant is received by the
organization from outside the country the same
shall be communicated to the authority
specifying the grant of such foreign assistance
or grant and only after clearance of the
authority including the clearance as may be
required from the Central Government the
amount may be received.
Other
7.
(1)
conditions.
No association or organization shall resort to
use of any violent activities or use of fire arms
against the state or individuals in any manner
threatening the safety and security or
endangering peace and tranquility and integrity
of the state or the country.
(2)
The nomenclature of the organization or
association should not be made in a manner
that would promote communal disharmony or
threaten the integrity of the state or country or
causes hurt to the sentiments of any
community or class of people or promote
hatred or ill feeling among different section of
the society.
(3)
The authority in all such cases resolves the
right to reject any application for registration of
such organization or association.
Power to
8.
make rules.
Saving.
The State Government may make rules
for carrying out the purposes of the Act.
9.
Notwithstanding the provision contained in this
Act, the Notification Number 2602 A/H
dated the 25th March, 1960 regarding rules and
regulations for registration of various
organization in Sikkim shall, however,
continue to be validly operative in respect of its
enforcement and the present Act shall be in
addition and to supplement the aforesaid
notification.
By Order.
LR-cum- Secretary
Law Department
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
8th
July,
2008
No. 261
Date : 07/7/2008
NOTIFICATION.
As per the directions contained in Part B, Para (vii)of the Environmental Clearance
issued vide letter No.J.12011/19/2006-IA-I, dated 26.07.2006 from the Ministry of
Environment and Forests, Government of India, a Multi-Disciplinary Central Level
Committee for monitoring of environmental safeguards for Jorethang Loop
HEP(2x48MW) in South Sikkim DANS Energy Pvt.Ltd., P.O .Jorethang is hereby
constituted. The composition of the Committee is as under:
1)
Addl.PCCF,Planning & Administrative-cum-FCA
Forests, Environment & Wildlife Management
Department, Government of Sikkim.
2)
Chief Wildlife Warden, Forests, Environment & Wildlife
: Chairman
: Member
3)
Chief Conservator of Forests,(LU&E), Forests, Environment
& Wildlife Management Department,Government of Sikkim,
Dealing with Environment
: Member
4)
Wildlife Management Department, Government of Sikkim. : Member
5)
Director, Zoo, RVP, EPC and Social Forestry
6)
Representative of Energy & Power Department,
: Member
7)
Management Department, Government of Sikkim
: Member
of Sikkim.
: Member
Welfare Department, Government of Sikkim
: Member
Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO complex, Lodhi Road
New- Delhi Government of India.
: Member
Environment & Forest, Shillong ,Meghalaya.
: Member
Khanchendzonga Conservation Committee,
Yuksom, West Sikkim
: Member
: Member
: Member
15)
: Member
16)
: Member
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
17)
Project Incharge, DANS Energy Pvt.Ltd. Jorethang loop
HEP, P.O. Jorethang, South Sikkim
: Member
Secretary &
Convenor
Sd/(S.T.LACHUNGPA, IFS)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
8th
July,
2008
No. 262
HALTH CARE, HUMAN SERVICES AND FAMILY WELFARE
DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
NO/10/HC,HS&F.W.
DATED: 01.07.08/2008
NOTIFICATION
Whereas, it has become necessary to fill up of 08 (eight) posts of
Nutrition Educator-cum-Inspector under the Sikkim Sub-Ordinate ParaMedical Recruitment Rules, 1998 read with Sikkim State Sub-Ordinate
Para-Medical Recruitment, (Amendment) Rules, 2004.
And whereas under Column 7 and 8 of the schedule appended in the
said rules, the post of Nutrition Educator-cum-Inspector is required to be
filled up 100% by direct recruitment possessing B.Sc (Home Science)
degree from a recognized University.
And whereas, 07 (seven) persons are working on contract basis for the
last three years under Social Justice, Empowerment and Welfare Department
and have gained ample experience and practical knowledge in handling the
works of Nutrition Educator-cum-Inspector.
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by rule 5 of the
said rule, the Governor of Sikkim is pleased to relax the provisions relating
to educational qualification to the post of Nutrition Educator-cum-Inspector
as provided in column 7 serial No.16 of the schedule appended in the Sikkim
State Para-Medical Recruitment Rules, 1998 as amended from time to time
as one time relaxation in order to allow those person working on contract
basis as Nutrition Educator-cum-Inspector to appear the written examination
and other recruitment procedure as required in the rule without
changing/modifying/altering the syllabus and other terms and conditions
notified in Sikkim Herald vide Vol..52 No.50 dated 29.5.2008.
Sd/(V.B.PATHAK) IAS
HEALTH CARE, HUMAN SERVICES AND FAMILY
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
8th
July,
2008
No. 263
DT: 05/07/2008.
purpose, not being a purpose of the Union, namely for the development of additional land
for submergence by NHPC Stage V in the blocks of Sangtok and Tanek, North Sikkim, it
is hereby notified that the several pieces of land comprising cadastral Plot Nos. and area
noted under the “Schedule of Properties” below and measuring more or less 2.1500
hectares and bounded as under: -
SANGTOK BLOCK
Plot No. 1278, 1118, 1120, 1163, 1164, 1427, 1322, 1291 and 1290 measuring more or
less area of land 1.9000 hectares.
BOUNDARY
EAST
WEST
NORTH
SOUTH
:
:
:
:
R.R. NHPC
Private land & Village road
Kholsa & R.R. NHPC
Kholsa
TANEK BLOCK
Plot No.466 & 469 measuring more or less area of land 0.2500 hectare.
BOUNDARY:EAST :
Private holding, Khasmal, BRO Road
WEST :
R.R.NHPC & BRO Road
NORTH :
Khasmal & Private holding
SOUTH :
Khasmal & R.R. NHPC is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public
purpose at the public expense within the aforesaid block of Sangtok and Tanek, North
Sikkim.
A plan of the land may be inspected in the Office of the District Collector, North.
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.162/A/LR&DMD(S).
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Tuesday,
8th
July,
2008
No. 264
SOCIAL JUSTICE, EMPOWERMENT & WELFARE
DEPARTMENT, GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
Ref No:- 735/SJE&WD.
Dated:- 30.06.2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Sikkim
Commission for Backward Classes Act, 1993 (No. 8 of 93), the State
Government hereby appoints the following persons as Members of the
Sikkim Commission for Backward Classes to exercise the powers conferred
on and to perform the functions assigned to it under this Act.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mr. B.B. Rana, Nandugaon, South Sikkim.
Mrs. Manita Pradhan, Gangtok.
Mr. M.B. Rai, Sakyong, West Sikkim.
Mr. R.N. Baral, Pacheykhani, East Sikkim.
Pr. Secretary, Social Justice, Empowerment &
Welfare Department as Member Secretary.
All Members except the Member Secretary shall hold office for a term
of three years from the date of assumption of office.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Sikkim.
Sd/(MRS. R. ONGMU) IAS
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY, SJE&WD
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 265
Dt: 09/07/2008.
Whereas it appears to the Governor that land is likely to be needed for a public purpose,
not being a purpose of the Union namely for the construction of Water Supply Scheme for
Ranipool Bazar by Public Health Engineering Department in the block of Samdur, East Sikkim, it
is hereby notified that the piece of land comprising cadastral Plot No.282/697 measuring .0540
hectare bounded as under.
BOUNDARY
EAST
:
Ranjit Ruchal, Bhakta Bahadur Ruchal
WEST :
Man Bahadur Ruchal
NORTH :
Bal Bahadur Ruchal
SOUTH :
Man Bahadur Ruchal is likely to be needed for the aforesaid public purpose at the
public expenses within the aforesaid block of Samdur, East Sikkim.
This notification is made, under the provision of Section 4(1) L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I of
1894) to all whom it may concern.
In exercise of the powers conferred by the aforesaid Section, the Governor is pleased to
authorize the Officers for time being engaged in the undertaking, with their servants and
workmen, to enter upon and survey the land and do all other acts required or permitted by the
section.
And whereas there is urgency to acquire the land and the Governor is further pleased to
direct Under Section 17(4) that the provisions of Section 5-A of the Act shall not apply.
SD/-( R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 266
RURAL MANAGEMENT & DEV. DETT.
GANGTOK
NO: 07 /RM & DD.
DATED: 8/ 7 / 2008.
NOTIFICATION
The State Government is hereby pleased to revise the monthly
consolidated salary of the Office Supervisors and Office Assistants with
effect from 1st. July, 2008, as under, namely :Office Supervisors
1. Class X Passed and above upto M.A. passed
month.
and equivalent.
Office Assistant
2. Class X failed and below
month.
Sd/(A.K.GANERIWALA)IFS
SECRETARY
RM & DD
@ Rs: 5000/- per
@ Rs: 4000/- per
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 267
GOVERNMENT
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 58/Home/2008
Dated: 02/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS, the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India has
formulated new Common Guidelines for implementation of IWDP/Hariyali under
Integrated Wasteland Management Plan (IWMP) with effect from 1st April 2008.
AND WHEREAS, the State Government has to constitute a State Level
Nodal Agency (SLNA) comprising all line departments. The fund will be released
in the name of SLNA by the Government of India as per the common guidelines
which will be operated by SLNA in separate Bank Accounts.
NOW THEREFORE, to achieve proper co-ordination with specific focus to
develop watershed development programme based on the integrated approach
on watershed management plan and technical support by line departments, the
following State Level Nodal Agency (SLNA) and District Watershed Development
Units (DWDU) are hereby constituted based on the new common guidelines for
watershed development projects.
A. State Level Nodal Agency:
1. Principal Chief Conservator of Forest-Cum-Secretary,
Forests, Environment and Wildlife Management
Department
2. Representative from National Rainfed Area Authority
3. Representative from Central Nodal Ministry
4. Representative from NABARD
5. Commissioner-cum-Secretary, Rural Management
and Development Department
- Chairman
- Member
- Member
- Member
- Member
6. Principal Director, Food Security and Agriculture
7. Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries and Veterinary
Services Department.
8. Joint Director, ICAR, Sikkim Unit
9. Chief Executive Office, Khadi and Village Industries
10. Principal Registrar, Cooperative Societies
11. Chief Conservator of Forest/Director, Integrated
Watershed Management Programme (IWMP)
12. Conservator of Forest/Joint Director,
Director
Social Forestry
- Member
- Member
-
Member
Member
Member
Member Secretary
-CEO/Project
The main function of the State Level Nodal Agency will be
as follows:
1. To prepare prospective and strategic plan of watershed development
for the state and approach the Nodal Agency at the central level for
appraisal and clearance.
2. To establish and maintain a State Level Data Cell from the funds
sanctioned to the State and connect it on-line with the National level
Data Centre.
3. To provide technical support to District Watershed Development Units
( DWDU) throughout the State.
4. To approve a list of independent institution for capacity building of
various stakeholders and work out overall capacity building strategy in
consultation with Nodal Ministry.
5. To approve PIAs by adopting appropriate objective selection criteria
and transparent systems.
6. To ensure regular and quality on-line monitoring of watershed
projects in the State in association with Nodal Agency at the Central
Level.
7. To constitute a panel of independent institutional evaluator for all
watershed projects within the State.
8. To prepare State Specific Process Guidelines, Technology Manual, etc
in co-ordination with the Nodal Ministry.
B.
District Watershed Development Unit (DWDU)
In district, the DWDU is constituted as follows:
1
Divisional Forest Officer,
Social Forestry
Project
Manager
2.
Divisional Forest Officer, Territorial
Member
3.
Divisional Forest Officer. Wildlife
Member
4.
Deputy Director, Agriculture/ Horticulture
Member
5.
Deputy Director, Soil Conservation
Member
6.
Panchayats President of concern area
Member
7.
Assistant Conservator of Forests, Social Forestry. Member
Secretary.
The main function of DWDU will be as follows:
1. To identify potential Project Implementing Agencies in consultant with
SLNA as per the empanelment process.
2. To take up overall responsibility to facilitating for preparation of
strategic and annual action plans for watershed development projects
in respective district.
3. To provide Professional Technical support to Project Implementing
Agency in planning and execution of watershed development projects.
4. To develop action plans for capacity building with close involvement of
Resource Organisations to execute the Capacity Building Action Plans.
5. To carryout regular monitoring, evaluation and learning process.
6. To ensure smooth flow of funds to watershed development projects.
7. To ensure timely submission of required documents to SLNA/ Nodal
Agency of the department at Central Level.
8. To facilitate co-ordination with relevant programmes of Agriculture,
Horticulture, Rural Development, Animal Husbandry, etc with
watershed development projects for enhancement of productivity and
livelihoods.
9. To integrate watershed development projects/plans into District Plans.
10. To establish and maintain the District Level Data Cell and link it to the
State Level and National Level Data Centre.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. 05/IWDP/CO-OR/08-09
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 268
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 59/Home/2008
Dated: 02/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
In continuation of Notification No. 12/Home/2007 dated 13/02/2007,
the State Government is hereby pleased to extend the contract appointment of
Dr. Rajib Das, Research Officer till 31/07/2008.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. Home/Confdl./139/2005/(01)/Part-IV
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 269
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.
60/Home/2008
Dated: 02/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
In continuation of Office Order No. SH/Com.CRESP/06 dated February 22, 2007,
the State Government is hereby pleased to extend the contract appointment of
Shri Ramesh D. Ajbani, Junior Administrative Officer in the Office of the CRESP to
be re-designated as PA to the Chairman, CRESP on the consolidated salary of
Rs. 10000/- per month w.e.f. 1st April, 2007 to 31st December, 2009.
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 270
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No.
61/Home/2008
Dated: 02/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
In view of the transfer of Shri A. K. Ganeriwala, IFS as Secretary,
Rural Management Development Department, the State Government is pleased
to designate Shri Arvind Kumar, Resident Commissioner, Sikkim House, New
Delhi as Secretary, Advisory Committee on Human Development (ACHuDev) and
also to allow
Shri A. K. Ganeriwala to continue to function as Secretary,
Committee on Implementation, Steering and Monitoring (CISMO).
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 271
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 62 /Home/2008
Dated: 02/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
In continuation to Notification No. 73/Home/2005 dated 01/12/2005
which was reissued duly superseding Notification No. 65/Home/2005 dated
05/11/2005, the State Government is pleased to extend the term of the
Commission for Review of Social and Environmental Sector Policies, Plans and
Programmes (CRESP) to give its recommendation in respect of item nos. III (2)
(a) to (h) and III (3) on Strengthening State Plans for Human Development
(SSPHD) for recommending measures for improvement of the quality of life of all
sections of the population of Sikkim for submission of the report on the aforesaid
items of the said Notification till 31st December, 2009.
2.
The State Government is further pleased to designate the Commission as
‘Commission on Review of Environmental and Social Sector Policies, Plans and
Programmes for Human Development {CRESP (HuD)}’ with the same terms of
reference and powers notified under Notification No. 73/Home/2005 dated
01/12/2005.
CHIEF SECRETARY
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 272
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 63 /Home/2008
Dated: 03/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
In exercise of powers conferred by Section 50 of the Persons with
Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act,
1995, the State Government is pleased to appoint Secretary-in-Charge of Social
Justice, Empowerment and Welfare Department as the competent authority for
the purposes of the said act.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. GOS/SED/2004/4 (83)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 273
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No. 64 /Home/2008
Dated: 05/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS, to provide sustainable livelihood options to the local
community, especially to the educated unemployed youth, so that they do not
resort to unsustainable practices, the State Government has deemed it expedient
to establish a Directorate of Eco-tourism under Forests, Environment and Wildlife
Management Department, Government of Sikkim for incentive programmes, such
as Community Based Eco-Tourism, Home-stay Eco-Tourism, Research Based
Eco-Tourism, Adventure Eco-Tourism, Expedition Eco-Tourism, etc;
AND WHEREAS, the impacts of unmanaged tourism are the main reasons
for destruction in the region, so whatever the negative impacts of unplanned
tourism like deforestation due to the use of firewood, unhygienic sanitation,
garbage accumulation, smuggling of plants with its derivatives and animals and
its parts have to be regulated and at the same time the benefits arising from this
enterprise will be shared amongst the entrepreneurs;
AND WHEREAS, unplanned tourism also threatens sensitive and
biologically important high altitude wetlands and glaciers as such it is necessary
to protect and preserve the sanctum sanctorum of sacred peaks, sacred caves,
sacred rocks, sacred lakes, chortens, hot springs, etc as notified by Notification
No.70/HOME/2001, dated 20.9.2001;
AND WHEREAS, more than 80% of the total geographical area of the
State falls under the administrative jurisdiction of Forests, Environment & Wildlife
Management Department and has recognized Eco-Tourism as a service sector;
AND WHEREAS, the whole structure of Directorate along with its
accessories will be constructed after dismantling the existing old Galvanized
Corrugated Iron (GCI) sheet structure and surrounding vacant site situated at
the premises of Forest Secretariat, Deorali for accommodating the Office of the
Directorate of Eco-Tourism, Office of the Khanchendzonga National ParkKhanchendzonga Bio Reserve of Wildlife Sector and Sikkim State Pollution
Control Board. The financial resources may be arranged to construct a
composite building for the purpose with the facilities like information centre,
basic amenities, etc.
NOW THEREFORE, with the above objectives in view, the State
Government is hereby pleased to establish Directorate of Eco-Tourism in the
State of Sikkim under Forests, Environment & Wildlife Management Department,
Government of Sikkim for the following purposes namely: -
(1)
to prepare Sikkim Eco-Tourism Policy;
(2)
to channelise and regulate all the Eco-Tourism activities in Protected
Areas, Reserved Forests and other forest lands in the State;
(3)
to hand-over all the existing Forest Rest Houses and other structures
(viz. notified trek routes of Protected Areas and Reserved Forests etc) to
the Directorate of Eco-Tourism which are lying vacant/unutilized at
present;
(4)
to impart training and capacity building of Eco-Tourism Service Provider’s,
travel
operators,
panchayats,
Joint
Forest
Management
Committee(JFMC)/Eco-Development Committee (EDC), Himal Rakshaks
and local Non Governmental Organizations about the Sikkim Eco-Tourism
policy and regulations;
(5)
to allow the execution and implementation of all the Eco-Tourism related
works to be taken up within or outside the Protected Areas and Reserve
Forests;
(6)
to incorporate into the existing schemes and programmes of the National
Park and Sanctuaries in order to provide adequate funds for
implementation of the zonation and conservation management plan;
(7)
to seek support from Tourism Department and other organizations and
agencies in the promotion and development of the Eco-Tourism in
coordination with the Directorate of Eco-Tourism;
(8)
delegate power to the officers and field staff posted in the Directorate of
Eco-Tourism to exercise the Wildlife(Protection)Act,1972 and the Sikkim
Forests, Watercourses and Road Reserve Preservation and Protection Act,
1988 and Indian Forests Act, 1927;
2.
The rules and regulations of the Eco-tourism shall be as follows namely;
(1)
Movement of visitors and support staff is prohibited outside the
designated nature trails and designated camping sites.
(2)
Lighting of fire, cooking and ‘hot lunch’ is not permitted on day treks.
(3)
Movement of pack animals (horses, dzos and yaks) is prohibited within the
national park and sanctuaries.
(4)
Holy sites, local traditions and customs are to be respected as this will
help in preserving the rich heritage of our composite culture.
(5)
The ‘Code of Conduct’ or conservation code for trekking in forest areas has
been notified by the State Govt. under the ‘Sikkim Wildlife (regulation of
Trekking) Rules,2005’. The punishment and penalty for violation of the
same has also been detailed therein.
(6) These eco-tourism regulations shall be enforced by the forest officers in
coordination with the Eco-development, Joint Forest Management
Committees, Panchayats and Himal Rakshaks.
(7) Other than forest officers, the Eco-development Committees (EDC), Joint
Forest Management Committees (JFMC), Panchayats, registered NonGovernmental Organizations (NGO), Himal Rakshaks and the trekking
service providers shall be authorized to detect offences under these rules
and arrest the offender if there is reason to believe that he will abscond.
Any person so arrested shall be handed over forthwith to the nearest
forest/wildlife office.
3.
These provisions shall apply in addition to the laws relating to forests,
environment, wildlife and biodiversity.
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. 06/Dir/W.L.&Eco-Tourism
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
No. 65 /Home/2008
9th
July,
2008
No. 274
HOME DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
Dated: 08/07/2008
NOTIFICATION
With the approval of the State Government, a Committee for Project-eMission Team (PeMT) is hereby constituted as under: 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Expert
Secretary-in-Charge, Urban Development and
Housing Department
Director, Information Technology Department,
Joint Secretary-III, Urban Development
Senior Accounts Officer, Urban Development
Assistant Director, Information Technology Department,
Chairman
Member
Nodal Officer
Financial Expert
-
Domain
The terms of reference of the above Committee are as under: 1.
To render expertise in the areas of Project Management, Change
Management, Financial Management and Technology Management in
implementation of Pilot Project of E-Governance in Urban Development and
Housing Department, Government of Sikkim under the National e-Governance
Plan Project.
2.
To supervise, monitor the technical and financial aspect of the project and
recommend suitable measures to the Nodal Department of the State and the
Ministry
CHIEF SECRETARY
File No. GOS/UDHD/6 (359) 08
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Wednesday,
9th
July,
2008
No. 275
GANGTOK, SIKKIM.
No:
07 /RMDD/P
Dated: 4.07.2008
NOTIFICATION
With the approval of the State Government the monthly honorarium of Zilla
Panchayat Members, Sabhapati, Up-Sabhapati, Sachiva and Members of Gram
Panchayat are here by revised in the following rates w.e.f 1st July 2008:
1. Zilla Panchayat Member (Territorial Constituencies) = Rs 2,400/- p.m.
(Rupees
(Excluding the Adakshya & Up-Adakshya) Two thousand and
Four hundred)only
2. Sabhapati of Gram Panchayat Unit
Two thousand and Four hundred) only
= Rs.2400/-p.m. (Rupees
3. Up-Sabhapati & Sachiva of Gram Panchayat Unit
(Rupees Two thousand) only
4. Members of Gram Panchayat Unit
thousand and Six hundred) only.
= Rs.2000/-p.m.
= Rs.1600/-p.m. (Rupees one
By order
(P.T. Euthenpa)
Director, Panchayat
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Gangtok
Friday 11th
July,
2008
No. 276
NO:45/1185/II/LR&DMD(S)
Dt:10/07/2008.
NOTIFICATION
CORRIGENDUM
In the Declaration Under Section 6 of L.A.Act, 1894 (Act I of 1894) issued Vide
Notification No.33/1184/11/LR&DMD(S) Dated:05.05.2008 and published in
Government Gazette No.165 dated: 6th May 2008 the total area of additional land
acquired by SPWD Road & Bridges for the construction of Airport at Pakyong may be
read as under.
Kartok Block: - Private Land = 9.9060 hectares instead of 9.8510 hectares.
Govt. Land : - 0.7640 hectares.
Total = 10.6700 hectares instead of 10.4650 hectares.
Grand Total acquired area= 29.5280 hectares instead of 29.2910 Gect.
SD/- (R.P.CHINGAPA)
SECRETARY,
FILE NO.1185/II/LR&DMD(S)
SIKKIM
GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY
Friday 11th
Gangtok
July,
2008
No. 277
GOVERNMENT OF SIKKKIM
LAW DEPARTMENT
GANGTOK
No: 17/ LD/P/2008
Date: 10.07.2008
NOTIFICATION
The following Act passed by the Sikkim legislative Assembly and
having received the assent of the Governor on 28th day of June, 2008 is
hereby published for general information:THE SIKKIM EXCISE (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2008
(ACT No. 17 of 2008)
AN
ACT
further to amend the Sikkim Excise Act, 1992.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of Sikkim in the Fifty-Ninth Year of the Republic
of India as follows:Short title extent
1.
(1)
The Act may be called the Sikkim Excise
and commencement
Amendment of
Section 74
(Amendment) Act, 2008.
2.
(2)
It extends to the

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